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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1910
Page
8
Local sportsmen condemn hunters for killing young grouse out of season near Meacham and along Mea cham creek. A campaign to appoint special deputy game wardens is planned to curb the slaughter and protect game.
A kitchen proverb notes a good cook watches her temper as she tends kettles, for both must not boil over. The saying frames culinary care as a disciplined trait, linking calm demeanor to successful cooking outcomes.
Paris reports that Convers, imprisoned in French Guiana for another crime, confessed to killing the marquis of Corgeat six years ago at his Mirebeau chateau. He will be sent back to France to answer to the charge and be handed to Dijon police.
London reports American visitors to Britain notice a high number of girl bartenders in saloons as male workers rise slowly. A Rest club leads the effort with Princess Louise as president and the Countess of Bective as vice president. Off duty, the girls rest at the club and Sundays host social musical religious meetings. Mrs. Ernest Palmer often hosts informal gatherings at her Grosvenor Place home.
Do not fault a teacher for seeming disinterest in your child unless you also visit the school occasionally. The message urges parental involvement as essential to student progress and school support.
Official weather report lists maximum and minimum temperatures. Mrs. George WY. Linsner named administratrix of Maloney estate. J. W. Maloney learns of county judge bid. Milotey backs Clare Hhineelf. Registration nears close with low voter turnout. Sutherland notes slow uptake. Mrs. Lille Stafford of Union dies of stomach cancer. widower is a conductor on the Union branch line.
The case against T. P. Wittenberg scheduled for yesterday at 4 PM has been postponed to Friday. He is charged with interfering with Special Officer Armstrong at FR. & depot and has posted bond for appearance. Attorney Charles J. Ferguson will defend him.
George W. Hug and his bride, formerly Miss Gladys MacKenzie of Portland, paused between trains this morning on their honeymoon trip from Elgin to Seaside. Both graduates of the University of Oregon, the groom an athlete and now principal of Bingen High School.
The East Oregonian reports Gibbon received 0.47 inches of rain in July, with 0.21 inches falling on July 21 during a one hour electric storm. Portland had insufficient rainfall to measure, Pendleton recorded 0.125 inches, and the rest of the moisture came the day earlier.
Jim McKay, renowned horse trainer employed by Frank Frazier, was injured this afternoon when a four horse team broke free on the high school hill. The leader chain snapped, pulling the driver from the gig as the horses bolted. He suffered facial and head bruises, not believed serious.
Manager Moore of Pacific Telephone completes distribution of telephoto directories in the business section. Patrons are being supplied with the new books as they call at the office. The issue shows space devoted to proving two telephone systems are profitable for a city and includes rules for good service. An article titled Courtesy Between Telephone Users urges readers to remember courteous conduct.
Federal Judge R A Bean in Portland denied a temporary injunction in Wright et al versus Orchard Development Company. Montana stockholders accused of trying to freeze out local men sought to restrain N H Stanfield from selling property to the contracted corporation. The judge ruled lack of agreement among stockholders over management did not justify blocking contract enforcement.
At a Liberal club meeting in Havana province General Robert the governor and Din De Villngas secretary of finance clashed as a group of armed men barged in. A general fight broke out leaving many injured.
Montreal Aug 1 The conference between Grand Trunk officials and striking conductors trainmen and yardmen and the labor minister adjourned late tonight. Reports of a settlement were not officially verified. The talks will resume tomorrow.
Prof H A Hallowell dean of Lewiston state normal school visits Lewiston urging support. With Oregon normal schools idle many eastern Oregon girls enroll at Lewiston to finish studies Cecila Boyd of Athena and Gertrude Wheeler of Weston are among them. Others from the county seek Washington normals at Ellensburg Cheney. Last year the Lewiston normal received 120000 for buildings and maintenance.
Witnesses describe Crippen arranging seating to isolate Miss Leneve at meals and keep others from speaking to her. Alfred Smith reports Crippen called his plans clever and claimed his aim was to shield Leneve from conversation. Arthur Homer recalls Crippen lending magazines during absences from Miss Leneve as evidence of secretive behavior. Mme Leneve’s condition remains grave and she may be hospitalized. she has provided no useful statements to investigators.
Colonel Roosevelt arrived in Delaware Water Gap accompanied by Lawrence Abbott to study labor and child labor in the coal regions and steel mills criticized by the Outlook. They will stay several days and travel by automobile from New York.
Topeka Aug 2 In Kansas the heaviest voting in the history of primaries will be cast Wagstaff a stand patter will probably cut the Stubbs plurality in 1900s in half Toth claim the advantage In insurgents concede the nomination of Anthony in the first district Scott in the second and Campbell in the third it is predicted will be renominated Insurgents claim victory in the other districts Insurgents Madison and Murdock in the seventh and eighth are unopposed
San Francisco Aug 2 Joseph Wendling accused of killing Alma Kellner departed for Louisville today stating he is innocent.
Bradford Pa Aug 2 John Sloan the only person inside the Du Pont Powder Company plant near Howard Junction was blown to fragments while mixing nitroglycerine. The blast shook buildings in Bradford ten miles away and left only a large ground hole marking the site.
Washington August 2 United States District Attorney Wise today is arranging action against the American Sugar refining company Their part in the trust busting campaign is similar to that of the American Tobacco Co and Standard Oil Co
In Paris on August 2 the king and queen of Spain arrive for a brief visit. Precautions are set to protect the royal party from exiles. They plan to depart Paris tomorrow afternoon.
Nogales Arizona August 2 An American woman Mrs Jennie Senderlerl and her two children were found murdered in Yagual valley Sonora Mexico today. Her husband is missing. The Mexican government offers a thousand dollar reward for the conviction of the murderer.
Opening session of the second International rounds congress was held at the palace of academics in Brussels with experts from Europe the United States and Mexico in attendance to discuss road construction and maintenance. Colonel Sencer Cosby, superintendent of public buildings and grounds in Washington, chairs the American delegation.
Fire destroyed the Cahill home in Dayton Washington as the family dined. An estimated 4000 to 5000 in losses occurred partly from a water shortage and a defective flue. The blaze started in the loft and the fire department was reportedly inefficient in combating the flames.
Jutric Aug 2 primary centers on the constitutional amendment disfranchising the Negroes of OK. W McNeal and Tom Ferguson vie for the Republican nomination. Indications point to Lee Cruse likely nominated by the Democrats.
Fairburg Neb Aug 2 four Christian Endeavor societies voted unanimously to write an open letter to Alice Longworth urging her to quit smoking, stating her example is a demoralizing influence on boys and girls.
Dr F A Clise announces his office at the John Schmidt building Pendleton Oregon. He offers eye examinations and glasses ground to fit with 30 years of practice. The only exclusive eye specialist in Pendleton.
A signed dispatch to the New York American reports Mrs. Fred Ginnett of Roselle New Jersey identifying as Bell Elmore the diamonds taken from Dr Crippen when Ethel Leneve was arrested. The dispatch notes Ginnett was a close friend of Belle Elmore.
Kalispell Montana August 1 chiefs report the fire situation in the Flathead valley is the worst in history. Five or six miles from Kalispell flames burn amid ashes with 1900 men unable to halt the spread. No reliable updates from fires reaching the area. A rain is seen as the only potential end to the disaster.
A terse remark contrasts human behavior with rigid objects, suggesting some individuals resist or misalign under pressure, likening them to bent pins when provoked or challenged. The line uses a sharp metaphor to imply discomfort or obstruction in social interaction.
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