Oregon Daily Pacific Subscription Rates Ad
Classified notice lists subscription prices for Daily Oregonian and Weekly issues by mail and carrier. It notes sales points at Oregon News Co in Pendleton and addresses in Chicago and Washington, D. C., and states second class mail status for Pendleton edition.
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Mali
Bem
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Mall Gem
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Reecaen Oregon
Chicago
Borea
Security
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Estere
Pendleton
Oregon
Glory of duty in the eyes of Longfellow
A poem excerpt by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow extols the glory of a life spent in faithful service under a bright sky. It envisions duties well performed, days well spent, and nature speaking wisdom as one prepares for a peaceful long resting place.
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Wharg's New Rolf Attacks Pinchot Policy Criticism
Ormsby McHargs attack on Director Newell and the Roosevelt Pinchot conservation policy draws sharp criticism. The piece labels McHarg a political interloper with tainted government ties and questions his right to critique reputable figures and policy. The author argues McHargs views are insufferable and politically motivated.
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Newell
MecHarg
Frank Hitchcock
Joba
Oregon
McHarg
Forest Service
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Washington
Taft
West
Gore
Shively Verdict Debate Sparks Impeachment Debate
The Spokesman-Review argues Shively was not impeached by Washington lawmakers. It notes public sentiment may see him as guilty, yet two thirds of senators did not concur to convict. A key defense claimed acts occurred before he held office, shielding him from punishment.
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Shively
Washington
Spokesman-Review
Schively
Political system shields unfit official amid state scandal
The piece argues that public protection requires a means to remove unfit officials and that Schively escaped conviction only through a political system. Senators defended him from loyalty and self protection, while Governor Hay faced opposition from a corrupting bloc that blocked scrutiny, despite a moral shift toward accountability.
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Bee
Shively
Hay
State Senate
Resting: balancing effort and leisure across society
An essay on rest contrasts active idleness and overindulgence in leisure. It notes the rich’ costly diversions and the difficulty of escape from perpetual pleasure while praising natural, temporary respite. Theodore Roosevelt exemplifies adapting activity to rest.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William Nelson Cromwell
Roosevelt
Pegme
Law Reganting Newspa ewspapers
Supreme Court outline on delinquent subscribers notes renewal by inaction unless stated otherwise. It says publishers may continue sending papers until arrears are paid if a discontinuance is not ordered. If buyers do not collect or move without informing the publisher they remain liable. Advance payment requires notice at end of term to avoid continued sending.
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United States Supreme Court
SWIFT
Atlanta
Out of Fashion Hat Row Clevelands Leader Style
A Cleveland Leader quip captures a pair debating a hat's straightness. One insists the hat is perfectly aligned, while the other fears its lack of style. The exchange humorously questions fashion norms and punctuality, reflecting era commentary on trends.
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Cleveland
Did Not Wear ’Em Joke About Roman Swimmer
A quip from Success Magazine features Jimmie laughing at a teacher reading of a Roman swimmer who allegedly crossed the Tiber three times before breakfast. Jimmie asks why the swimmer did not swim four times and return for his clothes, prompting a sly classroom moment.
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Tiber
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Success Magazine
A Permanent Job
A quip from a humorous exchange about a witness claiming different birth years. The lawyer cites a discrepancy between 1886 and 1887, and the witness humorously explains he was born in 1886 and “just stayed born,” joking that he is still alive. The snippet reflects light legal-quip humor.
Is It Worth While We Settle a Brother’s Load
A Joaquin Miller poem questions whether human strife and war are worth it and laments pride and cruelty. It contrasts compassion with conflict, noting kindness toward a fallen fellow versus prideful battles. The piece urges pity and restraint as humans pass through life from youth to death.
The Average Man Song Parody
A verse satirizes the ordinary routine of a man who never seeks fame. It mocks daily wages, rent, and the monotony of the usual day while lamenting the lack of a worthy singer to praise the average man. Anon comments on the futility of crafting such a song.
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Fudge
Anon
MEMOLY'S MELODIES A Slumber Song At Oventide
Poem notes memory and love in childhood, with lines about twilight hours and old stories. The voice recalls a cradle song and distant melodies that linger as wisdom and fear pass, ending with a reflection on age and cherished tunes. Dr H. Ostrander references in August National Magazine.
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Love
Chilhood
Dr. H. ¥. Ostrander
Victorious Even Unto Death in Show Biz Rivalry
A quip from Success Magazine recalls P T Barnum and rival Adam Forepaugh after Barnum’s death. Forepaugh allegedly greeted him at the gates saying he had come ahead, while Barnum pointed to a sign reading Wait for Barnum Coming Soon near the entrance.
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Adam Forepaugh
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Pearly Gates
Forepaugh
Pete
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Success Magazine
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