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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
4
Local trades and civic notices reveal a street clockmaker seeking a firm in Dayton. The brief item notes a proceeding with city officials and a dated filing, outlining a public interest angle and potential contract details.
A distorted voice laments lack of law to protect people and children from reckless drivers. The speaker worries daily danger despite supposed rules and cautions, citing fear over heedless behavior and the need for better safeguards.
A brief editorial closing links Woodrow Wilson’s democratic approach to the broader ideals of Abraham Lincoln, suggesting a continuum between their visions of governance and liberty. The remark frames Wilson’s policies as echoing Lincolnian principles in modern terms.
A San Francisco editorial argues the core campaign issue is democracy itself. It contends conservatives dislike mass democracy and immigrant voters, favoring disciplined rule, and questions whether Lincoln Jackson Washington or Wilson best fits the nation amid calls for a government price probe into Colorado coal.
The Denver Post proclaims a bold campaign against the Colorado coal trust by selling coal in Denver at 3.50 a ton, six dollars below the trust price of five. It also offers carload coal shipments to any U S buyer at 2.10 fob from the mines, challenging trust power.
A Denver judge told a man recently divorced he was too homely for a second wife, then notes that wealth can still influence, while war news hints Deutschland may dive under Allied ships and a change in banners could follow.
If a moving picture drama of Pendleton’s early history is made, Lot Livermore is nominated as the hero for the project.
Mrs Hamp Haye and Mrs Finney left yesterday for Port San and Seaside to spend their vacation Miss Merle Parlett left today for the coast where she will join Mrs Snyder for a several weeks of treats
A string of visitors and residents are noted in Pendleton and vicinity reports. Prominent local figures, farmers, and families including Reeves, Paddock, East Sawyer, and Ballance are listed with brief movements to and from La Grande, Stanfield, Wallula, and nearby springs. Trips include Yellowstone Park and visits to Lehman Springs, with several registrations at Pendleton hotels and attendance at local hearings.
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