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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
4
Publication notice for the Independent Newspaper in Pendleton Oregon. Lists press locations and mailing details including East Oregonian publishing, postal entry, and addresses in Portland and Pendleton. Mentions bureau addresses and distribution points.
A conference debate on state legislatures favors reform to improve efficiency and salaries. Governors O Ne al Hunt Hodges push smaller houses and biennial sessions. Pendleton considers a Tent City to host visitors during the Round-up, ensuring sanitation and security.
La Follette, noted for A Prophet, stated his reputation may be fulfilled as he criticized Senator Gallinger for opposing a proposal to impose a heavy tax. He argued the move would support public finance despite Gallinger's stance.
The regulation clarifies expectations for drivers and pedestrians, promising safety for all. The passage notes that even the era’s great ships faced disaster, citing the Imperator burning soon after Titanic’s fatal iceberg collision, and predicts the next mammoth liner will bear a humbler name.
The query questions whether General Huerta's pride thwarts peace or if powerful Mexican financiers influence his shifting policies. It weighs personal stance against economic interests shaping the current situation and seeks clarity on who bears responsibility for stalled settlement.
A. L. Keller of New Madrid County ships five dollar turtles weighing 780 pounds from Tallapoosa to Parma for domestic markets and turtle soup. Keller drives the pack by guiding a bull turtle wearing red rag as a bellwether, dispatching the group to a flat car amid humorous obstinacy.
A narrator recounts grim reflections on a fatal shooting tied to a Phoenix romance. The speaker contrasts violence against a woman with a past relationship, recalling a church affair and the heartbreak that followed. The piece, attributed to William F. Kirk, blends mournful tone with local color.
Omaha Bee argues that pronunciation should start at home. Parents influence basic speech more than teachers, and early errors can become deep rooted provincialism despite later schooling.
The narrator recalls being assessed 1000 pounds a year as a distinguished literary man with wide circulation. He mockingly declares the burden to be a loss, notes the assessment was cut to 200 pounds, and quips that more writing would ensure the public is not obliged to him. The chairman replies with dry wit.
A reflective verse fragment warns against cocksureness and guessing in risk, urging careful lookup of words and meanings. It echoes the proverb friends, be sure you're right, then go ahead, attributed to Crockett, with caution about gambling and pride.
An 1876 note recalls Matthew Arnold resisting an income tax assessment. On December 4, 1876 Arnold wrote to his mother about his interview with the income tax commissioners and the ongoing dispute, illustrating 19th century tax contention and personal correspondence.
A terse line from a wire amendment proclaims financial gains and prudence, suggesting readers verify facts and seek guidance at home. The phrase “That cannot be too well padded” echoes push for assured outcomes and cautious optimism in a Philadelphia Inquirer wire note.
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