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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1912
Page
4
An old newspaper snippet lists subscription options and rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions. It notes delivery by mail or carrier and mentions the Oregon News, Portland Oregon, and associated offices.
Local bull moose organizers in Umatilla County held a mass meeting to form the party, but turnout was just about 20 people out of 5000 voters. Other counties showed similarly small crowds, suggesting limited enthusiasm for the third party amid national splits and editorials.
Text discusses abandonment of Eastern Oregon Normal, redirected funds to Weston plant, and debates whether Eastern Oregon will lose its hospital. It notes political opposition from Dr Hall, praises current branch hospital, and warns against misconceptions of Eastern Oregon as unsafe. Mentions a round-up crowd and local land near the river, with references to agricultural land and a hospital extension.
Cincinnati Times Star reports a boxing bout where Scott dominated until a disqualification occurred as he kicked the rival in the face after the referee counted nine. Vin Lown notes his fondness for pine nuts and jokes about Old Father Time.
A fragment from the Canadian Courier and Philadelphia Record mentions domestic roles and suffragette questions, then shifts to a Portland river cruise advertisement. The Str Bailey Gatzert offers daily service to Portland except Sundays and Mondays at 3:30 p.m. Fare is $1.
A Detroit Free Press cartoon comment praises Roosevelt while asserting critics may call the speaker’s work third or fourth rate. The verse questions the value of effort if it is never weighed, ending with a jab about Roosevelt’s policies and a claim of credit for a new slogan.
Joseph W. Gates spoke at a New York theatre claiming a flood of show girls in Manhattan. He cited many artists turning to theatricals and a surplus of models. rich collectors buy only old masters abroad. He added that even successful artists are often only temporarily likened to a surgeon’s early triumphs.
Charles Van Loan, in a whimsical sketch, rambles about pine nuts grown in the Arizona mountains and Moqui legends. He jokes on longevity, desert endurance, and odd colonial images as he munches and pontificates on pine nut lore.
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