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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-01
Women Writers Meet,

HOLLISTER. Mo-, Dec. 1.--Repre-
sentatives from every section OF Mis-
souri, gathered here 70 the second
days sessions of the annual conyen-
tion Of the Missouri Women's Press
Association. composed Of newspaper
women and women magazine writer's.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-01
CONGRESS HAS LOv* (
SESSION IN S,,..-
Big Legislative Issues Will be Con-
sidered-President Wilson De-
livers Message Tomorrow.
BIG LEGISLATIVE ISSUES
BEFORE NEW CONGRESS

Trust regulation.
Currency bill.
Amendment of national bank
ing act.
Rural credits.
Panama canal tolls.
Woman suffrage.
Train safety.
Philippine independence
Immigration restriction.
Shipping trust" regulatisn.
Naval program.
Good roads extension.
Federal railroad for Alaska. ,
Curbing cotton future" spec- d,
ulation.
Lobby Investigations.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-01
RUM0RED THAT
HUERTA IS ON
WAY TO COAST
Mexican Dictator Said to be Going
to Vera Cruz Reported He Left
Mexico City Sunday.
CRISIS BELIEVED At HAND

'overnment > On vesye o. Failing IL
General Beaief-Admiral F1etcher
Is Said to Have Warned Rebezs He
VIII Fire on Them II They Attack
Tampico-Morc Ships Ready.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-01

Much will come out in the wash or
the divorce court
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-01

CONTINUED on page five.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-01

Continued on page eighty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-12-01

The East Oregonlan has the largest paid
circulation OF any paper In Oregon, east Of
piortiand and over twice the circulation ip
fend'eton Of any other newspaper
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03

l'id toh ever hatr cold that would not
ipt Eot cough that persisted. that pre-
vented sleep anH nude vnkine hours mis-
ethhie Irhinan'B Alterntite IL The prpper
remedy ~ such eHsee. pp,llars some sim
pie medicine may hp effective where /, Ia
bhlt tickling IN The thrunl, iut when
toht chest 10 sore anu simple remedies
don't answer then take Igebmapia Alter
ntite. Neglect often leads ~ more serious
troubles "nse. ~ rhint fnlluNai--
nv Cherry ST., l,hia, Pa
.. 'Gehtlelnpn ~ lnly. ipo5, ! FIRST noticed
the conditions thai showed | hhd CON
shmptlpn ] Iusi weight rapidly, had n
hoilow cough. heinnrrhnscs AMI very ~
Fere hlelit sweats Ny brother recon.
h"ndrd Fcknnn's Alternative N the fan
~ leha ! began ~ take u Al this time ,
M perfectly we'll and robust MY nppp.
lite is good aud my weight has increased
from 10 Ia it0 pounds Not n irnrp ~ my
Old trouble rennins 7 win GLADLY express
ilr merits ~ This mrhialnn to anro,a"
iNisneHl ~ J. GHHt,AUpT
Tchran's Alternative IL effective IL nrop.
thfis, Asthma, Hay Fpyefl Tbrnnt aud
Lung Itunlilna. ami IN ulbnildnp the
system, lincs mt epntnIn rpisnns nplntps
~ habit forming drugs Ash fpr boohlat
Illihg of rcrnSeties and write w T,hmnn
lahnihtpfy fhilntlplriiiu, Pa. for more evl
uehne For sale hy nll lending druggists
Estorge Drug Co, New iberia, La,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
GLUCOSE WINS.

The Corn Products Refining
Company. popularity Sknown rs
the glucose trust, y has been en-
deaeoplng for some time to rem
der null and void the WISCONSIN
state law which prohibits tha
sale Of glucose under The euphe-
mistle mlsnamer, corn syrup y
Beaten at every point In the state
courts the trust finally carried the
ease to the United States Supreme
Court. This tribunal has within
he past few days handed down
a decision in ibe case favorable to
the glucose trust. Briefly, the
facts are nv follows Several
cans of n product consisting Of n
mixture of glucose with n small
amount of cane syrup were
shipped from Illinois TO a retail
grocer in Wisconsin,. This glu-
cose mixture was labeled "karo
Corn syrup" and also 4" 10 per
eeni, cane syrup, 30 per cent.
corn syrup" This labelling VIC
lated The Wisconsin law, which
prohibits the use Of the term
corn syrup" as a SYNONYM for
glucose. ! he retailer Of this mix.
lure was prosecuted under the
state law and found guilty The
case was appealed to the state
supreme court, which affirmed
the confiction Of the lower court
Then the case was carried to the
United States Supreme Court.
The result Of the federal dec
sion is far reaching. n means.
that no state may
pass for the protection of its cit
liens fool and drug laws that are
more stringent than the federal
law covering the same ground
At least SO far az the law may AZ |
feet articles that are sold direct |
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
HOW TO RESIST
Chronic Coughs and Colds,

Strong. vigorous men and women
hardly ever catch cold. It's only when
the SYSTEM f. run down and vitality
low that colds aad coughs get foot
hold.
Now isn't Il reasonable that thu
fisht way TO cure a cough Ia TO build
up seos strength again7
Hrs. Olivia farham. af Egsl Dur.
ham. NJ c., says y took vinoi for \
chronic cough which had lasted two
yesrs, and the cough not opi disap-
reared but u built up my strength
ga we'll
The reason vinoi is so effiearious In
such cases Is because II contains in a
delicious concentrated form all tho
medicinal curative elements Of cod
liver ell. with tonic. blood building
Iron added.
Chronic rouThs and colda yield to
WOOL because II builds up the weak
en- d. rundown system.
You ran get your money back any
time II viBaI does not do all we say.
r. = For Eczema OF snalp try our
Sac salve. We guarantee II.
fao Il Faye, = ). pruggists, New Iberia, L..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
CASTORlA
For IhlAnts and Chtl6rtn.
he Kind Yau Nave Always eszgh'
Bear. the N u0
r,znA..rs .. MTHHzEXA
WISE STATEMENT.

Tearing anotbnr's character to
pieces will not help yours. no mat
Ter how dirty the other man n
may be. Pointing out the weeds
In tolr neighbours yard will not
make those IN sonr own yard
more beautiful. The white cot.
tage aud brown mansion each
hide trouble from the world.
People talk and know not
whereof they speak. They retail
Islander 10 show how foul IL the
dish most pnlatshe 10 them. Let
us walk straight along. Let ny
each mind our own business. and
we will never be cui Of employ
neni, 4Avoyellcs otherwise,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
BOOSTING PAYS IN ANY BUS
MESS.

The failure Of Americans to pay
TO farming the same measure ~
respect that they pay to other oc-
enpations is one Of the anomalies
of our national life. Is not the
farmer himself partly TO blame
for jtY
Tbs farmer il not good
"booster. lie has failed to mag
nifty his calling, he himself has
not tbought highly Of his task.
and others have taken him and his
vocation at his own estimate.
Not long ago . Pennsylvania
earriege builder designed y top
buggy Of new and ATTRACTIVE
model As he east about for u suit
able name for if there came TO his
mind the thought Of his youth ~
tbe country. lie saw q vision
of Young farmer taking his
sweetheart Tor a drive, and 50 be
named the buggy THE Farmer,
But he soon found that under thas
nsme be could not sell It. His
market wss tbe country. his eus-
toners were ial'g.ls men from the
farm-but they wanted .s hucol-
lie label on their carriages. tbs
ma'ter had to change the name
before the ppblic would buy it.
Contrast his eSesrience with
that Of the manufactures who
petsgted an improved axle, de-
signed to meet the severe demands
that the coualtry doctor makes
ulpp bis carriage. IT, e~'lfd 1t
tbs tIeeter's Snecial," and the
name proved Il, bs the hest adver-
tisement he could have devised
Every doctor wanted his earyls gs
equipped with it. Medical men
recognize the d,sa3tf of their call
ing They like the Macs NJ doc
tor. and are proud Of 1T.
The farmer will never come in.
to his own t,si be feels similar
pride. Let him see Che dignity
of his own ealing. and respect IT,
Lot him "hoost" his business and
hrag a little Of his job. There Is
none better. Scientific knowledge
aud modern methods ha.e raised
II To ,hr levee Of the great profess
sions. The commonplace man
can no longer saeeeed IN 1t. for it
requires brains. imagination and
character. The farms of the FL
tnre win he titled by men who are
farmers, not by chance Of birth.
hut by choice and who are proud
of the choice. WASHINGTON
Herald.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03

h, the importer to the puh'''
The decision brings out some
e., rloua points, SAYS lh' 'o''''''
nr fine American Medical NsS".
r,nt,,n For instance. rs the law
now stands. il is presumably
I,evnl Tor a retail grocer ~
Wisconsin io sell his customers u
product mnde IN another 9'a''
that IL miglahr|oI n''"f''h2
to the Wisconsin law. rr"V'd'h ne
imports the product himaelf ana
rropilpI that the labelling docs
not conflict with the federal law
= Illegal. however. for h'm -
sell the same product labeled III
The same way. # he has p"r
chased il trom .iohher III h's
own state.
I. Illegal for him to sell n
product mislahelod according u"
thc Wisconsin law. but correctly
labeled according to the ledoth'
law. if the stuff il manufactured
within his own state.
Apparently, then the Supreme
Court 3 decision viii discourage
the founding of any state indoS-
tries in food aud drugs IN those
atntoq whose food aud drug laws
are more stringent than the t'd
cral law. Furthermore. II seems
to deliver n body blow to the Job
hers Of those states having string
emf laws. The Supreme Court g
ob lection to the Wisconsin law
in This matter seems to be that
the state forhnla the use OF any
label on the product except that
which it prescrbes. Should the
Wisconsin law be so amended rs
to permit IT, u can Of glucose.
without conflict with the Supreme
Court 8 decision may Ire labeled
on one aide Corn Syrup - thus
complying with the federal law
aud on the other side 'Hlu
cose" IN accordance with the
state law. Az the matter now
stands. the neople Of Wisconsin
may have glucose foisted on
Thorn under any fancy name the
glucose trust sees III to use. pro
vtded the Wisconsin retailer i'm
nortR The stuff direct instead OF
through his iohber.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
WASHINGTON NEWS.

Washington. ~. G.. May |
Senator Chamberlain Of Oregon
does moi believe IN half way
measures 40 far rs free tolls are
concerned for American ships
passing through The Panama
Canal. Rather than have The
agitation continue ON the part
Of Great Britain. that the Amer
lean. nation IL abort to violate
the Hay paunccfoto treaty in al
sormng the tollh on ships dying
the fng Of the United States. the
senior senator from Oregon has
introduced a bin abrogating the
treaty ns the easiest way out Of
The difficulty.
Senator liornh of Idaho who
is q member Of the foreign Rrla-
tions Committee Of the Senate. Is
not convinced that the Chamber.
lain bill IL necessary on the
ground that the Ilay-Pauncifote
treaty contemplated the building
OF the canal on foreign soil.
whereas we have acquired Che
strip Of territory through Which
the "big diich" passes and the
canal. by the very nature Of
things. il on American soil aud
therefore The treaty in no wise
applies.
in any event The question Is
very much alive and IL one Of
the perplexing problems which
the administration has 10 solve
in the very near future, ms The
new Ambassador To he United
States from Great Britain, il is
understood. is bringing with him
the last word on the toll question
from the English point Of view.
One of the most. If not The
most picturesque figures in the
Senate IN James Il. Nardnman OF
Msisissippi, whose long black
hair, falling to the shoulders,
smooth -slaven face and piercing |
black eyes. afford the guides Of
the Capitol 40 end OF small talk |
for the benefit Of the tourists who
are crowding the big building Oh
the hill these pleasant days Of
spring. Hut Var,laman in the
Senate and Vardanan in the snd-
die are ms far apart ~ The poles.
In the saddle Senator Vntdaman
looks like Knight Of Old. the
lance and armour being the only |
things missing TO complete the
picture. The junior senator
from Mississippi made his ap.
pearanee IN Potomac Driveway
the other day. on . handsome BAY
horse and his fauliless riding and
his stately main. his eyes partly
hidden hy the hiim Of u soft hat,
such AZ n Southern gentleman
wears on the stage and in Com
gress, aud his long black hair
made n picture for an artist. |
Nar1nman was immaculate IN
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
DON'T EXPECT CHICKS TO
RAISE THEMSELVES,

People left to rustic Tor the'"-
selves at an early age sometimes
turn out we'll. but chickens never
do.
No hem ever laid 200 eggs III a
wear that had been raised on
sloppy corn meal dough, or nae
h.en half-eaien alive by lice anh
mites There was never n noted
winner that could be aprr"rr'-
ately named Topsy,
lust as soon as the chicks are
all Matched and dried they should
he removed to u coop already
prepared for them THIS coop
should he large enough to a'-
eommodato three or four times
as many when small. "a 1t ls sur
uqlatup to see how soon they dou
bic and treble IN size. aud they re.
u,,re corresponlingly more ro"n''
Each coop should have re
movable hoard floor amd th'S
SHOULD be covered an inch or so
with fine chat. Our houses ATE
open front that ~. tn" mont N
covered with one inch mesh wire
netting which let's the sunshine
and fresh air IN and projects the
chicks Since we did away WIN
tight coups we have moi had -
ease Of colds or ronr.
Chicks do no need u hlic to 'Dt
rnl,l they are AT least two days
old " they are seen ri'k'hH
at b,ta Of egg shells. etc. soon
after they are hatehed. don I gel
excited and imagine the lf'''
things are starving.
For the first feed we give them
a handful Of old broken plates or
aaucers. beaten into small par
tcles. 10 pick over. shortly, We
place water before them IN q
shallow pan aud give them a
light feed of corn bread. IRE
pared chick feed is excellent to
start them off with ~ II furnish
ps variety something they must
have. We feel often h,t 10 not
give them much AT a feed Tor the
first two weeks. Gradually The
time between feeding can he
heightened aud the amount ~
creased. BE careful about over
feeding for the frat week or ten
DAYS. but after they get able %
run over the place. be equally ~
careful al"ui almdrrfeed'hg.
There are some things that they
cannot eat too much OF, however
dry wheat bran aud green stun
of every sort. Dry bran is about
the hest thing TO keep things run
ming smoothly ! know of. aud
green stuff just must he l'Hd
ing item in their bill of Fare.
If il is possible give the chicks
free range bni do not attempt to
raise them where the old fowls
can run over aud tramrie them.
Hugh II. Ballew. in The FRO
pressive Farmer.
CaIomsi liz Bad.
But sirpm ons' Liver Purifier is del eht-
fully pleasant snd lie setien is thorough.
Constipation yields. biiiepsnss gees y
trial convnces. In ysilew Tin Boxes
ONLY Tried once used always.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
WILSON MEXICO PLAN
COMPARED TO TAFT 8

No, SINCE the days when Pablo
Hou,ln Junrrz was prcsld"ul a.,
Nrx,oo and the country q l"r"'n
debit was repud,aied, white Tho
Treasury Of the repuhI'' "n9 d'
plptoJ and money r"'''h ''"' ''
had has Mexico known E'lrh 'oh
d,l,ona ~ exist there to day. Wa
tho declaration Of NJ & Nnhr'W.
VIII, arrived here FROM N"Nl'o
OF, Yesterday aud ~ "u'Ei ~
IN. Hotel Monochrome. Mr.. VA
Irevs said that tn" governments
10 powerlesa to do anything '".
ward checking rebellion, ~ view
If the fact that II has at lta com
maml neither men nor money. Al'I
that Ms lonu as the United N'al"r
refuses tn recognize the liu'f'A
provisional government money
will not he forthcoming
"The policy Of the united
Statca with regard to Mexico ~
distinctly one Of hands OF, d".
olarod Mr.. Andrews. "and both
Mexicana and foreigners solth OF
the Rio Grande are wondorns
If il is any better than was tn
rolicv of Mr.. Taft whom he was
president Of the United states
and when be permitted tn" wat
ton destruction Of both LIE AMI
property Of Americans ~ M'N'-
go. ="
Mr. Andrews declared that -
time passes men Of all national.
les IN Mexico are concluding that
only American intervention Will
save the country.
"Thai belief il shared by every
one not an oilicrhofder or an OF
fee seeker in Mexico he said
"IIowover. no one in the country
believes that II Will come under
President Woodrow Wilson MoS-
loo. 1t IL The belief, Ia going 10 be
allowed to fall To pieces, so TO
speak, There ia no sustaining in
Huence coming from any quarter
.dhp country Ia left entirely To y
destiny nodded by men who are
not and can never be called pm
triois, men who seek only pc
cunlarv gain and office
Mr. Taft. it wns believed in
Mexico. was influenced by men
whose personal interests were not
the best interests Of Mexico. aud
his Mexican policy was nodded
accordingly. to what has been
called the disgust Of Americans IN
Mexico. The Washington govern.
ment under Mr.. Taft was direct
~ responsible for the overthrow
Of Pordrio Dinz aud the placing
OF Mndero In power. When the
crucial Time came Mr.. Taft re
fused to stand by Mndero. aud h.
fell. How Madero fell Is large
~ n matter of opinion. conjecture
Few people know fully and well.
but every one believes that after
he put Madero IN the presidency
of Mexico aud saw TO IL that Mmd
ero was constitutionnlly placed
there IT was his bounden duty to
stand by him or prevent con
tinnance Of the civil war and
destruction of property of Amer
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
OWNERSHIP OF THE PRE-
sCRIPTION.

IN the ahseh'' ~ s'a' o'''f
nlatlohS Wh''h "n'"'i ~ ''','
h'r 81 the Hta'e9 "''''''"R
rhhfma''St \" me aud '''''
all prescriptions '"' R'''h "
lnd. u" d'i'i'i'' answer WV
given, aS court h'''s'o''' W.
h''n handed down ~ ,",''' :
paris o' Tue country N'''" Wv
awarded the prescription !" ''''
OF tue 'Nr'' l"FS'"l' fta''''''''
rre@l'h'r. phhrWH''Ft ho' "
l'tnt IN" lo3f "' tue E''"'''''
would seem IL Indicate 'oH' Tue
pharmacist has at h'9t "'''N
tnusteo9h'r III the prescription
rather than "'r''' property
t'tle. In many |"'allll'E " mas
ho'n the custom Tor Inc ''"NH'''
TO consider prescription "''''
llll"l by h'm as h'lnG Na'"a %
business asset AMI 0'"SN'''
source OF roNenlo. I'tit IN the
final anal ys's. SAYS = writer ~
The Pharmaceutical Una, " -
doubtful that his 'lnlm I" owner
allr can l' malntn'n'dt
" ha9 been h"lI mat tue l'i'a
81 'an has. ~ In" absence "' "a'
utoty provisions, certain ''Vh'
U9his 9l''n To those ct the H"'"o'
81 any writing 'ndrt 'h' cow
mon law 'opNrieh'. AE I he Nv
ihor 81 the rr"9''lPl'"i' ne haH
an ludnUh'rd fl9h' 10 y" pro
t"oted fl"n' any N"Nafhah'"h u7'
or puhI''H'l"n ~ MS worn ~
another. 'hl9 view ~ h''' w '"'
author "' N'l'-NnoWh look ."
rholmn'al l't'SITnhel'''' N"'
SAYS that prescribing Tor pm
tent ~ not = 9'n'rh' f"h'''"''"''
OF The torW'''n "9"d II ~ ''''7''
'd I" the patient Tor y Tl'''o' VS.
or purpose. 0hh"' "''a'A ''"'''''
tue nature o' Nn''' - '''''e'7'"'''
presumably, ny h"'h nm W u" 'n'
n'7hes It and mn VINO receives u.
lli9 view 81 the SUi'1'e' seems
rrasonnh'r aud u - IL "''"r'
anrr WIN The i h''lH' rulings ~
eases m"H' near ' H''''d 7" ,oa'
under considerations 'f"'''"''''
on ocai'mi' lines, IN The HhSonr'
OF decisions, u seems 'a'r !" mona
that III" rat'enl buys only ing
specific use OF the remedy, a'ld
that his rights N the formula
employed are limited 10 that use
Tie owns the Taper on when tue
formula ~ written, but does not
own The Ideas embraced ~ the
writing aud The author of It may
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03


Needless to say he was the oh
served Of all observers.
\ new collection which viii
make the Smithsonian Institution
in this city the foremost repository
Of African trophies in the world
has been given by Herbert Ward.
the sculptor AMI soldier of for
tune. who is now the last surviv-
mo officer of the Stanley expcdi-
ton which invaded the depths Of
the black continent years ago IN
search Of Emln l'asha. The gift,
made possible through the efforts
Of Thomas Nelson Page the move
list. contains more than IWlb Afri-
can weapons aud musical instru-
nlcnts used by the natives.
Perhaps the most picturesque
new conner in the House is SAINT
kirkpatrick Of the Sixth Iowa Dis
irici. Almost nll his life al least
since ihe close Of the Civil War
Kirkpatrick has been hunter
Of moonshiners. Not even he
could tell how often he has been
shot unless he did few s,lms OH
his fingers. Ills eyes were prac-
ticallv shot Olrt lin the last raid
he led 80 that he IL now almost
blind. There are fully 900 pieces
of lead in his body as u portion Of
The reward for being u revenue Of
iicer for twenty seven years. At
least three times he has been left
for dead on the field aud the doc
tors who overhauled him pledged
their professional honor that he
couldn't get well. "Afier all, y
says Mr.. Kirkpatrick with Ger
tain gri,nness. II wasn't nearly
~ had Off as the ether Fellow F."
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
French Market Coffee
Has Never Been Successfully Init
It Cannot Be

NoFFEE roasted the ordinary way Is only
partially roasted. according to French
ideals. The French Market Coffee wav
,he scientific way. producing perfect roast.
Slowly-carefully-th roasting goes on until
exactly the right moment arrives
Inc slow roast reduces about 10 per cent
more weight than the ordinary roast.
All excess of oil vanshes Yet the delico,s
havof and aroma Is there. intensified and en-.
HANGED. ''' e"-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
For the Weak ana Nsryous.

Tired.cut, weak. nervous men and
women would feel ambitious, energetic,
full Of life and always have q good appe-
tise. II they would do the sensible thing
for health--tske Electric Bitters. Moth
ing better for the stomach. liver ~ kid
neys. Thousands cay they owe their
lives TO this wonderful home remedy.
Mrs. o. Rhinevsuit, Of vestsi Center.
N. r.. says II rstsrd Electric Bitsefs
- one Of the srel test Of gifts. can
never forget what K has done for me"
Get q bottle yourself end see what dtf.
ference Il win make In ycur health
Only SOC and ti.00. Recommended by
oil dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-05-03
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