Subscription rates and notices from East Oregonian
Fragmented OCR shows subscription rates and publisher details for East Oregonian and related notices. Mentions Daily and Weekly editions, Oregon addresses in Portland Pendleton and Morrison Street, Northwest News Co, United Press Association, and postal classifications. The garbled text indicates standard editorial and subscription information for the Pendleton Oregon publication.
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Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Oregonian
Morrison Etree
Portland Oregon
Northwest News Co
Portland
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Fourteenth Street
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Guilt Is Personal Says New York World on Trusts
The New York World argues the government targets individuals in trust cases, not the corporations, citing H. C. Havemeyer’s 10 million dollar stock bonus and urging action against promoters and managers rather than the corporate vehicle. It insists personal guilt drives profits and that penalties must reach the people behind the plunder.
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Sugar
New York World
Sugar Trust
H. C. Havemeyer
National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey
Mort Trust
Feast
Taft and the Progressives On Tariff Commission Plan
Taft moves closer to progressive ideas by endorsing a tariff commission plan. The Payne tariff draft lacked a tariff board plank, championed by Senator Beveridge, due to opposition from party sources. A compromise set the president to appoint a tariff board. The president is seen as cautious, with potential criticism over political motives, and voters expect further clarity before Congress adjourns.
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Taft
Tariff Commission
Beveridge
Atandpal
Wyoming jury acquits woman in murder case
In Wyoming a jury cleared a woman of murder after jurors said they could not bear to judge her for a crime tied to the frontier ethos popularized by Owen Wister’s The Virginian. The verdict reflects local sentiments about justice and rugged citizenship.
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Wyoming
Owen Winter
The
Virginian
Wyoming’s equal suffrage and divorce laws discussed
The passage notes Wyoming as a pioneer in equal suffrage and outlines a provision allowing divorce after one year of desertion or failure to provide. It questions whether the rare presence of women in the past reflects a chivalric spirit among Wyoming men or a lingering effect of frontier conditions.
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Wyoming
Trampas
Medicine Bow
Penalty for drunkenness in Pendleton urged
A columnist argues drunkenness is too lightly punished in Pendleton and elsewhere. Jail or a $5 city fine are typical penalties, but those with money escape heavy impact while poorer prisoners endure three days in a warm, sanitary jail. Strong link to crime, urging stricter punishment to curb self-control issues.
Ministers Predict Christian Science Will Die Out
Some orthodox ministers argue Christian Science may fade after Mrs. Eddy's death yet note founders of other creeds died with teachings lingering for centuries. Mrs. Eddy's passing could paradoxically strengthen the movement beyond her lifetime.
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Eddy
Local option law and home rule in Umatilla County
Umatilla County is not under the terms of the local option law nor the home rule provision. The home rule amendment may face strong challenges in the courts, implying potential legal disputes and hard shedding of authority.
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Umatilla County
Debates Over House of Lords Enduring British Tradition
The Binglish people sustain the Ub erals yet refuse to abolish the house of lords. Centuries of noble rule has sapped the main body from the British people.
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House of Lords
Birthday of a prodigy Erich Korngold the child genius composer
Erich Wolfgang Korngold, a thirteen year old prodigy, has earned world attention as a boy musician. He wrote the pantomime Snow Men at age eleven and earned praise from Europe’s leading music authorities while his father, the Vienna music critic Karl Korngold, promoted him to the Royal Opera House.
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Eris Wolfgang Korngold
Brick
Europe
Brink
Herr Gorngold
Musicag
Vienna
Helle Frole
Edmund Hanslick
Erich
Korngold
Richard Strauss
Felix von Weinfartner
Ernest von Schuch
Royal Opera House of
Auto Show and Mardi Gras Speed Carnival Plans
Arrangements are made to reserve a large space for aeroplanes at the National Automobile Show in Grand Central Palace New York in January. Foreign bonded cars and some domestically produced models will be displayed. The third annual Mardi Gras speed carnival is set for New Orleans next February, to run with a dealers show on the fair grounds.
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Grand Central Palace
New York
America
Bond
New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Lewis Strong
the Case
Bill Endicott
Cole
Bob Furman
Buick
Kidney Trouble Relieved in Three Months by Peruna
C. B. Fizer of Sterling Kentucky reports ten years of kidney and bladder trouble ending after three months on Peruna. He says he hasn’t felt pain since finishing the course and has not used the remedy again.
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Peruna
C. B. Fizer
Auto trends and racing notes from early car culture
In Philadelphia the Phrysi ciana Automobile club of motoring doctors secures police right of way with a Red Cross marked auto. Indianapolis club head W H Watkins plans an auto coach for players next season aboard a Willys-Overland. Drivers like Ralph de Palma and Ralph Mulford prefer personal cars differing from race machines, while farmers show strong appetite for autos. An anti-theft car feature adds four shoe shelves and a rear shelf with a chain securing tires to deter thieves.
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Jackson
Cuno
Philadelphia
Phrysiciana’ Automobile Club
Red Cross
W. H. Watkins
Indianapolis Baseball Club
American Association
Willys-Overland
Ralph de Palma
Fiat
Franklin
Bruce Brown
Benz
Ralph Mulford
Lozier
Over the Hills and Far Away by Eugene Field
A youthful speaker in verse longs for distant battles and fame while dreaming of wealth and power. An old man nears the end of his journey as memories of home and mother fade, prompting reflection on honesty, truth, and enduring friendship.
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Eugene Field
Calamity and Care Amid a Husband’s Illness
A distressed wife recounts selling her husband’s clothes after a dire prognosis while the doctor assures near certainty of recovery. The exchange reveals panic, care, and swift, improvised measures taken in a crisis.
The Burden of Stomach Distress Banishes with Bitters
A short course of bitters ends stomach distress with relief from heartburn bloating and vomiting while toning the digestive system and aiding digestion and assimilation of food Try a bottle of.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for Stomach and Colds
An advertisement for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claims relief for stomach ailments, bowel issues, colds, grippe, and malaria. It urges refusing substitutes and imitations and promotes the product as today’s remedy.
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Pendleton, Oregon
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Multnomah
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Will Will
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OLD Line Live Stock Insurance
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Crawfordsville
Mutual Live Lock
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