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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1912
Page
5
Independent Oregon newspaper announces publication details for Pendleton Oregon with daily and semi weekly editions and subscription prices. Includes printing office and agent names and addresses and notes United Press Association membership and official status.
In Oregon the House of Representatives on March 26 debated a Hearst interview read aloud by Congressman Mann Republican leader. The piece from the Washington Post attacked Woodrow Wilson and cited Gaynor and Professor Wilson as critics. The record was inserted by the Republican chairman to use against Wilson in the presidential campaign.
The action shows the Republican machine seeking Wilson's defeat in Baltimore. If Wilson is wrong for Democrats to name, from the Republicans' view he should suit Democrats, especially the progressive wing, as a choice to oppose.
The New York World says steamship lines may adopt a daily departure schedule between New York and Western European ports. A true daily service could ease travel planning, allow immediate replacements if a ship is missed, and push for more equal accommodations across ships. Sailors and travelers’ weekend preferences may fade as the system matures. Each European port would not share an identical daily schedule.
The primary pits machine backing for Mann and Hinkle against Peterson and Oliver. Peterson faced machine pressure after refusing to bow to local leaders over speakership votes, backing a progressive choice and opposing standouts. The county GOP voters face a test of independence versus factional demands.
In Umatilla County a faction of Republican figures asserts leadership over local party affairs, arguing influence over nominations and committee decisions. Critics say the group sets agendas, sidelining dissenting voices while promising party unity under their direction.
The piece denounces two dangerous forces the IL and W. W. agitator who attacks the flag to incite revolution and the ruthless trust magnate who proclaims the public be dammed as he seizes wealth. It argues the magnate is more destructive though the I. W. W. figure is more offensive.
Pendleton already has one man up on the supreme court of the state and R. J. Slater will make two.
A man has been induced to enter the race against Assessor Strain, facing a tough campaign ahead as he takes on the incumbent in the upcoming election.
A brief note suggests that slow speed in business reporting helps reduce auto accidents. The idea links cautious driving to fewer incidents and safer public roads. Authorities or editors are not named, and no specific events are cited.
The northwest may forgive the coal strike but fear grows of trouble in the industry. Readership is urged to watch for further developments as economic tensions potentially affect production and markets.
The Farm and Fireside describes how E Burdette Miner uses electricity across a 100 acre farm near Oriskany Falls New York. A 17horse dynamo powers tools milking machines vacuum pumps and a churn while a 6 foot fall dam supplies the turbine. The house is heated electrically with multiple heaters and fans and cooking is done by electricity for a family of five to ten.
The piece describes three str amded Easter book marks with rings and metal decorations, plus celluloid alternatives, and notes the danger of flame. It then discusses women's organizational growth, urbanization, and the expanding duties of the modern city. It argues that modern governance increasingly reflects domestic duties and that women’s roles extend to municipal and national welfare.
Pretty Easter favors may be made as small birds nests. Prick an egg to create an upper and lower half that break apart evenly. Use the round end as the nest, coat with glue, press moss inside and out, set in a larger moss nest, and place candy eggs inside.
A vintage recipe for Easter treats describes making hollow eggs by pricking a circular opening, emptying the contents, washing and drying, and then filling with melted maple sugar or chocolate mixed with finely chopped almonds. Eggs are set upright, lightly colored, decorated, and topped with a pasted picture for a quaint finish.
For sale, twelve head good works horses. For further particulars address James Tills, Helix, Oregon, or call at my ranch, four and one half miles west of Helix.
A suffrage gathering at Mrs. Lee Moorhouse’s home in Pendleton drew a representative audience of club women. Mrs. Wade brought greetings from Los Angeles’ Friday Morning club and read Mrs. Serrand Symon’s address praised as the campaign’s strongest argument. Attendees plan to broaden support, cooperate with the Political Equality League, form committees, and enlist more women for active work toward a successful campaign, noting the growth of women’s clubs over fifty years.
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