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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
|RITNER WILL Be CANDIDATE
% 90 900 -
TO RUN FOR representative
90 90 80 80
SEEKS REPUBLICAN SUPPORT

Roy w. Ritner, prominent farmer
and one of the best known young men
ir the county, today formally an
nounced his candidacy for the repub-
lican nomination for representative
from Umatilla county to succeed L. L.
Mann who is now an avowed aspirant
for the office of sheriff. Though sew
eral other republicans have been men,
toned as probable candidates for
this office, Mr.. Ritner is up to this
time, the only one to commit himself
definitely.
Mr.. Ritner believes himself qualified
to represent the people of Umatilla
county. He has been a resident of
the county for the past 80 years and
has been a taxpayer for Is. He re-
ceived his education in the schools of
this county. having attended the local
public schools and the Weston normal
school.
For ten years he was connected with
the Pendleton Savings Bank but for
the past six years has been farming
on the reservation and makes his le-
gal residence in Precinct Al. known
sometimes as South Reservation.
Though ne mas never served in the
legislature, Mr.. Ritner is familiar
with the workings of that body. having
acted as calendar clerk in the senate
during the sessions of 1909 and 1911.
He has been identified with local ac-
tivities of quasi public nature for a
number of years. He has been a men,
Der of the directorate of the Round
up since the inception of that insti-
tuition, served as secretary of the Pen
dleton Commercial association during
1913 and was head of the Pendleton
baseball club for the same year.
SO far he is the only announced can.
didate for legislative office from
Pendleton. In announcing his candi-
dacy this morning, he declared that
he was not at this time publishing
any platform but that in a general way
he stood for the repeating of some of
the present laws rather than for load
ing the statutes with new ones.
Other candidates who. it is said.
entertain ideas of making the race for
representative are DR.. NJ S. Kern OF
this city and Carl Engdahl. mayor of
Helix. but neither up to this time has
avowed his intention to run.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
PORTLAND WOMEN COMPLAIN
AGAINST SMOKING BY MEN
DECLARE ,TH,.T FUMES KEEP
FEMININE FOLKS FROM
REGISTERING.

PORTLAND, March 11.-Because
they say cigar and cigarette smoke
in the city hall and court house where
they, go to register makes many sick,
Portland women led By Stella Wilson
of the W. C. T. L.. have started a
move to have passed a city ordinance
forbidding smoking in public build
ings. Mill Wilson said many women
are refusing to register for the pri-
maries because they have to stand in
line at the court house and that to-
bacco fumes make them i'll. gets in
their hair and clothes and otherwise
is offensive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Coed Strike Coilapses

CHICAGO, March il.-Between
dances at Foster Hall. ESQ university
OF Chicago co-eds confessed that the
Joys of one night of tangoing obliter-
ated the memory Of solid week OF
what one girl called "bum grub"
They explained why the coed strike
collapsed. Nearly zoo girl students.
ouartered in three halls. left their
dinners untoched and ate in dairy
lunches. swearing that the food was
Impossible" and the dishes dirty
Fear that the faculty would call off
the tango party at Foster hall ended
the strike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

With members OF the city council.
members of the law and order league.
members of the police force. ministers
of the gospel and a goodly number of
alleged lawbreakers subpoenaed. the
grand jury is in the midst OF its vice
probe today. However, reports COM
ing from authoritative sources have
1t that number OF witnesses consid-
cred important have left the state for
the time being in order to avoid ex-
animation by the jurors.
Having completed the investigation
of the criminal cases before II. the
grand jury this morning commenced
listening to evidence having bearing
upon the charges that gambling. boot
Logging and prostitution have been
fiourishing in fragrant violation of
the law here in Pendleton Many wit
nesses have been examined and many
others are upon the waiting list.
Among the witnesses examined this
morning were Rev. C. A. Hodshire,
Rev. S. L. Grigsby and Rev. G. W.
Geivin. Rev. T. F. Weaver was CALI
ed this afternoon and Rev. E J. Bull
gin, the evangelist who publicly made
the charges. is subpoenaed to appear
this afternoon.
Councilmen John Montgomery,
Charles A. Cole and John siebert
constituting the police committee.
were among the witnesses examined
this afternoon. Patrolman Alex Man
ming and John Russell OF the police
force were witnesses today also but
1t is understood that Chief OF Police
John Kearney has not yet been sub
poenaed
Other witnesses in the crowd out
side the closed doors OF the jury room
this afternoon are ST Reetz. one of the
members of the executive board of
the law and order league, and Jack
Childreth. said to be one of the de-
tectives hired by the league.
1t is not anticipated that any re-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
GIVES HIS REASONS
FOR BELIEVING IN THE BIBLE.

exact science. The apostles creed by
whomever written has most of these
doctrines in 1t. We don't have to
prove that there is god. You prove
that there is no God. that Is the
hardest and 1t is the job OF the unbe-
lever. l have had my supper.
know 1t. am satisfied. Now you
prove to me that I haven't. That Is
your fob. We get knowledge by per-
ception and conception. We perceive
this side of the moon. we conceive the
other side. though one fact is as
strong as the other. Dependent things
hang on the independents am,
therefore God isl depend on him.
Il is easier to believe that a great
mogul-engine created itself and spins
out the steel track ahead of 1t like a
spider does its web, than to believe
that man came here by accident and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
NEWS SUM MARY
General.

General
Chimes bandits raid city. murder
missionary and natives and escape
With much loot.
Hucrta doubles bodysuard when
plot tn aSsassinatc him is uncarthel
Rebels and fcdcrals are claiming vic.
tories
Governor Colquitt threatens to send
body of Texas rangers into Mexico.
Unemployed men i'm California are
being blamed for many rvbberies
Local.
Councilmcn, police. ministers and
detectives before grand jury In vice
probe. Important witnesses said to
have left state.
Rumor that O..W, u. & n. will
build cutoff between Cold Springs and
HcrmistOn.
DIR. James Withycombc expresses
optimism over candidacy for governor.
Failure Of leading business houses
to contribute may mean no baseball
this wear.
Portland Bridge Co. will forfeit ST..
900 on Star street bridge.
Roy W. Ritner announces candi.
dacy for representative.
DIR. Hodge would introduce study
OF nicS In schools.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Girl OF 4. Asks Divorce

ST. LOUIS. March l1--Suit to an
nul the marriage of 17-year-old Sa-
bina Mornfeld- Wagner to VIII
liam Wagner has been filed in the
circuit court on behalf of the girl by
her mother. Mrs. Bette Bornfeld.
This is the second time Mrs. Wagner
has figured in the divorce courts. Two
years ago she eloped with a man nam
ed Herck whom she divorced about a
year ago
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
NEW Federal. BUILDING
FOR ASTORIA PROPOSED

WASHINGTON, March 1l.-Byron
r. Newton, assistant secretary of the
treasury. has advised Senator Cham
berlain that the department is COL
lecting data on which TO base esti-
mates of the size and cost of a new
government building for Astoria. For
that reason IL does not favor an ap-
preparation for increasing the size of
the present building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
WOMAN TRIES TO SAVE
BOY; DOG INTERFERES

NORTH YAKIMA Wash. March
11.--Throwing off her fur coat and
hat, Mrs. II. r. Rigg. wife OF former
Judge Rigg Of the yakima county su-
perior court. jumped into a mill pond
here in an effort to save Q 1o-year-
old boy who had fallen off log into
the water. Mrs. Riggs dog already
in the water, believing his mistress to
be drowning. tried to save her and SO
impeded her efforts that the boy was
drowned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Suffragists Burn Buihiines.

LONDON, March l1.-Several pub
lie buildings in the town of Bulcole,
near Nottingham, We're burned by
militant suffragettes. The damage is
estimated at 100000. SURROUNDINGS
buildings were placarded with suffra-
gette literature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
GOV. c0LQU|TT OF
TEXAS THREATENS
TO INVADE MEXICO
Says. No Power on Earth Can Pre-.
vent Him Sending Rangers to
Ayenge Wrongs Done Americans.
WILSON MAY INCREASE GUARD
Entire Border May BE Pairolled to
Prevent Overt Acts Resulting from
Governors Observation-Disclosures
Believes that situation In Mexico is
Greatly Improved.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Gover-
nor Colquitt of Texas. having been
quoted as defying the federal govern
ment to prevent him sending rangers
into Mexico to protect Americans and
avenge them In the case OF persons
whose property has suffered, 1t is un-
derstood that President Wilson is con-
sidering a plan for United States
troops to patrol the entire Mexican
border as an insurance against overt
acts on the governors order. Senator
Sheppard and Congressman Garner
OF Texas, it is understood, told him
that Texans generally would support
such a step
Coluuitt Is reported to have an
nounced In a speech at the cattle
ranchers association at Fort Worth.
that he defied "any authority on earth
including Washington to prevent me
protecting citizens along the border
You can't expect American soldiers
TO cross the border for murderers and
thieves, but the rangers can do It."
Sheppard assured the president that
Coiquitt misrepresented public opinion
concerning the Mexican situation. He
showed him stack of kilograms from
constituents commenting the watch
full waiting policy.
From Senator'S Shively of Indiana
and Lewis OF Illinois the president
received assurances that no serious
Mexican debate was likely To occur in
the upper house
On the whole, judging from con
sular reports at border points. con.
ditions are thought to have improved.
Bryan left for short lecturing trip
today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
M|Nt =, IS OF CITY SUMMONED
TO APPEAR BEFORE GRAND JURY
Judd Geer Resigns.

SALEM. Ore. March 11.-Judd
Geer resigned from membership on
the state board Of horticulture. and
H. H. Weatherspoon of Elgin was ap-
pointed by the state board to fill the
vacancy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

TEXARKANA, Ark. March Ii
AS result of quarrel over a girl.
Jesse Patton, 23, is dead at his home
near Doddridge, and the officers are
searching for Dan Price, 81, with a
warrant charging murder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

CHIHUAHUA CITY, March IA
victory for the rebels after hard
fight with the federals at Luna,
southwest of Torreon. is claimed by
General Villa.
SaIlying from Torreon. the federals
attempted to rout a rebel force un-
der General Contrera which was clos
ing in on the city, Villa said. They
were repulsed after "a hours bat.
tie with loss of 900 killed and 2Od
captured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

completing their world tour to show
all nations of the earth how to play
baseball
McGraw and Callahan. who are
young men. were. Of course. in the
best OF health: Comiskey. who was III
In Rome, was in good shape. He
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

The victory you win spells defeat for
the other chap.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE
ninth infantry, stationed at Fort
Thomas. KY. has been ordered to the
Mexican border. 1t was not announc-
ed to what point. The adjutant gen
erals office denied an additional move
ment of troops to the border was
planned. General Wood was author
ity for the news concerning the ninth
infantry,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Haynes Commcnds Colquitt.

AUSTIN. March 11.-Governor Col.
quit, has received the following tele-
gram from Governor Haynes of
Maine: How much longer must we
wait for this good president of ours
to awake to the outrages. he is per-
mitting in Mexico. which should have
been stopped months ago? While ]
probably disagree with you on many
political questions. / am pretty sure
| agree on the Mexican situation"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

secuted reports sent from Italy that
he was dying. The trip was success
ful from every point of view. the man
ayers said. They had not only paid
their expenses, but had made money.
In addition. they had created interest
In the game in countries which had
hardly heard OF II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
HUERTA INCREASES
b0DYGUARD AFTER
RUM0Rs OF A PLOT
Dictator Again Reported to Have
Been Picked by Assassin-Fed-
erals and Rebels in Clash.
1ORRE0A FIGHT CONTINUES
1000 Government Troops Reported
Resisting Force Of Rebels Much
Stroneer-viiia Claims Victory
Battle Continues ss Tampico and
Foreigners Ready to Flee.

MEXICO CITY. March IA dis
covery of plot to assassinate Huerta
was reported today His bodyguard
has been reinforced.
Official dispatches told of fierce
fighting north of Torreon where it
was said 1000 federals successfully
are resisting a rebel force of 20 per-
cent greater strength. The censor
ship is so strict that little definite
news of the engagement IS available.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

Charles Comiskey, president Of the
White Sox of Chicago; Jimmy Gala
han. the manager. and John j. Nc
Graw. the manager of the Giants.
were the happiest men in the world
when they stepped off the Lusitania
in New York Friday morning after
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11
Members Of City Council, Law and
Order League and Police Force
are Among Persons Subpoenaed.
CONDITIONS WILL Be pRoBED

Charges OF Gambling and Other
Crimes Will Be Thoroughly Invcsaa-
gated by the Grand Jury Now in
Ssssion-Some Important Witnesses
Are Said to Have Left City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

VERA CRUZ. March 11-After a
desperate encounter on the outskirts
of Tampico. the rebels are reported
to have driven the federals back into
town. Foreigners, It was said, are
preparing to seek refuge on the war
ships IN the harbor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

CONTINUED on page eight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-11

CONTINUED on page 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-05
MAINE ELECTION WILL Be
FOLLOWED WITH INTEREST
VIII az rHG ONLY sTATE ELuc
TON OF SIGNIFICANCE DUR
ING THis FALL

WARRINGTON Sept The ont,
ic'iiun 90 amy Significance Co .canf
rf"r' th' r'norai election throurhms
hc country on No,smbrf 8. Mil hr
hai leo Maine. whore the ,uiors viii
loDi % state uetri and representatives
0unHr'ss vno we.t from nest Mun
Goes com fhc Wmr da, an election fur
RuNernor aud courfosamen viii take
Hlare n Afk1usis. aud un October (,
Hc"fgih a victory Cor the D,mo.
lpi' uDkrts in arkansas and ueorria
Boz foreEonc conclusion. sn that onlt
Zoo Maine viii ihc rcsuli 81 thn ci.c
Ion hate general urnlficancc
tof many ycnrs a. has BEEN pop
llut idea among the politicians thni
DE september election in Maine WI,
pretty certain to Indicate what would
happen in November ihuuEh the theor,
bias not always held good In practice
i''eHrdloss ~ that however. the Main,
election. particularly midway Of 4
presidential term, L. always looked fuT
ward 90 with country wide Interest
rhat fact io giving unusual interest
mis- wear
Two years ago at iho September
lection there was no real division oi
ho Republican vote. such as osoure,
'n the succeeding November. when
between the TAFT an diiooac,eit votes
Wilson secured the electors ~ IL
plurality ~ 1890. although In minor
a. on the total vote ~ 1895 Tho
present Republican Governor iialnes
was elected ln september hy q plural
as ~ aaOo and three - the four con
rr'Hsmeu elected at the sam. time
were Republicans
Governor iiaines has been rrnOmin
stod Dos me Republicans. aud the lead
efs ~ hiH PARTY believe that his re-
election in assured hy majority that
VIII have . Significant Influence on the
oieoiiors in other states 60 take place
seven weeks latter The Republicans
also appear hopeful TINT the one lYeino.
cratic congressional district ln the
state will be- reclaimed 90 the other
hand the Democrats have ptfong
state ticket headed hy Mayor oablcs
e. Curtis - Portland and ihey are
being aided 10 the campaign by the
fnll strength ~ The Democratic nation
90 nrTnnl2ntlou
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Planning for the
Stork's Arrival

Among shsac things which an WON m
should know Of. and many Of thsm 40.
~ splendid external application I'D
- most dFun stores under the name ~
Mothers Friend" n Il n penst ~ t1ns
iIquid and many and many a mother fslIs
how u 40 wonderfully aided them through
the period o. expectancy. fts chief pur-
pose IL 20 rendsr tho tendonA iixafn1nfs
and muaflFa - plant that nafnrss en-
phnslOn may be- accomplished wiffH,nl the
Intsnso strain 10 often chansctrristic 81
the period ~ expectancy
Methcrn Friend may therefore b.
considered as indirectly having splendid
fhriiNncc Upon the early disrooltion u
the future generation.
whatever Induces 20 the sase and cone
fort u tha neither shontl un1uepslonnbiy
leave - impFess upon the nervous systesn
Of the baby.
AZ any rate Il IA reasonable 10 believe
that since N0shefs Friend" has 4san !
companion "a motherhood for more than
half century Il must be q remedy that
women have learned the xrsaf vafuo o.
No more fintely advify. cotlI be nlvsn
the inexperienced mother than 10 su6Hese
The daily use ~ Mothers friend dlirlnr
tho interval Of expectancy. t y
Ask ~ any drug stare for ''NokAAf1
frirnd." penetntine. sx<eguef ltm1d
Of great help and vAiue. And Will y
bysdnsid Regulator 60, So2 Lamar ~,
Atlanta. ga for .hsIr book q uas10l
The sfrset Of this spleudld su<~ruAl
sands ~ women ~ho have sucsnasflllr 4
used q and Recommended Il (hrourx ~
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cas- q cnrpas CHRISTI rexas a, whsch
time and place al p.rsoas Interested
Ia said estate are reauirvd ,o appear
"nd contest said Final Account aud
epphcatlon. u they see proper.
Witness ~ y Intcr. Clcfk ~ "a,
County court ~ Nucccs connts. Tex
rs
Ui'en under my hand aud the seal Of
said Court az my officc IN Corpus
Christi. Texas. IN this. tho gsth. ia, ~
Aur. \ ~ 1914
~ Is Iuief. CLERK. County Court
Nuece~ ,'ouniy. Texas
hy rfa~. Walters. DEPUTY.
~. - 4 trur cupN. ] certify. NJ
a. wnsht. sheriff. Nurcca COUNTY.
rsNas
oscar htiiamy, Deputy
(AdNsfti.stoeots
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NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION Of ~.
NAL ACCOUNT.
Tho State Of Texas.

The state 81 Texas.
To an persons Interested in the es-
tate ~ Maria valdez minor Jose Ma
Valdez. guardian ~ fhc Estate ~
said Maria Valdez, minor lose Ma
Valdez. guardian has flied 90 the
County court ~ Nueces County biz
final Account - the condition ~ said
estate together with an application 20
bc discharged as Guardian thereof
whlcb Will bee heard ~ our said Court
an the third Monday IN September a
H.. 1914. same bring the gia, day ~
September. a. H. 1914. a. the Court
House % said Nuece- County In the
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conrlnue nulL oINo openArIons

EDMpNTp. Alta. Sept An.
upun'emeni VAS ma.i. to-day hy Nor
man J.. Harvey. secretary Go the pro.
rlurial department ~ railways headed
hy Premier siron. that construction
work Viii b. continued on the Edmon
ton. DunYcgan 4 British Columbia ana
che AIboria A Great waiereays ran.
roads in northern Alberta Fifteen
hundred men ana $40 teams are az
work The Cansdl Central railway b.
also rushing work in the Peace river
country The Alberta a Great Water
ways rpad. which b. being built by the
provincial goyernmcni between VI.
monitor snd Fort McMurray. $50 mikes.
has completed - miles Df grade and
has laid ~ miles ~ steel The Edmon
ton. Dupycgan a british Columbia line
has completed 70 per cent ~ grade be-.
tween sawrldge and smoky rser 1873
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WITH rHs FIGHTERS.


Joe Mnnaot ana Al wolrass will op
eu thr baking season IN Milwaukee 90
Sent ~
Huston profnotrrs arr trying 60 az.
ranEc a match hstwern Leach cross
aud either aatss baldwin 80 Eddle
Mufnhy
u Is said THAI nomiard.cr Wells Is
shOwlnr more .lss. with the ron clubs
than BE- ga Win the hoSinr rloNes
ilafr' Stone who rceeniiS returned
from successful tuur ~ Australia
offcfs 90 hoN willie Riichi, for nothlng
n Tho latter defeats him.
lhs Mackev the cleveland feather
weisit has temporarily abandoned the
rims ier the siaEc Ma,kes h. clever
niue actor and Is mahiug hlF hit In
the West.
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WANTED Statesmen o. handle our tx.
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nm sTATE on rENAH

Tu th' sheriff or any Constable af
Nu'D-s tuuntV Grctuun
o. D.. l,tunn administrator al, h.ni.
nnn 90 Co.. "iair pf O. 49, Arnvs. de
ceascd haVlnr ri,d n oar counp
Court hIs nnal l.yuUpt ~ enc condition
of thc estate or snli e. 81 Arnes de-
ccns'd. tngrthrr NIh Hr application
tu ho discharged from mIi ldminIs
ultlon ,uu arc herch, cummaud,d
that h publication OF this wit hi
tWeni, dnt- 800 &c Newspaper rcrulnrl.
published .n The County OF Nue,os So.
give due notice tu oi persons Interest
20 Boo thr account Cor final s,,iiomoni
~ said estate to Zee their objection.
thereto. ~ ans thD base. ou or h,for,
iho September i,m lsls. 81 niO
County Court commencing ana to o.,
holden ut the Courthouse ~ said Coun
~ iu the Coiuty ~ Nuercs on the 2ist
day in September \, o. lsii. whcr
said account and application VIII D.,
considered hy said Court
Nllnoss a. v Lmor Clefk ~ 10,
County Court ~ Nuoc.s Courtv
Given uudei my haud and seal ~ sal,
Court. az my office ln tho city - Cor
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A IT,. Isif
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AUTO BARGAIN

Automobile Bargain. five passenger
car. newly oyerhaulrd. spitdorf high-
tension magnetic, new tires an round
Fuse a fAsyrc Repair Shop. Laguna
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