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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
4
Local Pendleton publication lists edition details and distribution notes. Distribution to Portland and other cities noted with listings for offices and subscription rates. The item references United Press Association affiliation and general mailing terms.
Wu Ting-Fang argues mass education is essential as China sheds royalty and aims to rival the United States. He cites private and government推动 Western education, elementary schooling nationwide, and a 400 million educated populace transforming China into a leading civilization. The supreme court downplays technicalities in justice.
A local business markets vacuum cleaners to attract customers while emphasizing the paper's subscription drive. The strategy blends product sales with media subscription incentives to grow readership and revenue.
A fragmentary verse depicts twilight in a dim valley with lamps mist and a distant star. The speaker recalls deceased friends from childhood with reverent tone and somber reflection on life and death.
The Pendleton region could unlock irrigation on Umatilla Indian Reservation lands totaling six to seven thousand acres by diverting river water and using flood irrigation. Reservoirs in the mountains would sustain perennial irrigation, benefiting lower downstream users, local mills, and the West End projects, with federal decisions affirming native water rights. A unified community effort could spur a major regional development with broad benefits.
Wheat prices climb while grain bags cheapen creating concern for the wheat grower. Joe Tallman earned an encore, reflecting a notable moment in the event.
A Salem editor writes to clarify his stance on enforcing the eight hour law for public works, asserting it is his duty to enforce all laws passed by the people, whether good or faulty, and that trimming by officers achieves nothing, urging sober second thought on the labor question.
A Consolidated Coal and Lumber Works miner, robbed after payday, taunted a pistol-wielding bandit by noting his wife's concern about gambling. The thief shot through the worker’s coat multiple times, then, after exhausting cartridges, faced a rock and yielded the money and pistol.
A brief exchange about thirst and a dry town appears in the Baltimore American. The quote shows humor about local alcohol rules, with a demand for a bottle described as extra dry.
A Detroit Free Press note reports a St. Paul man was acquitted by a Minneapolis jury, underscoring the unpredictability of juries and trials. The reference highlights skepticism about the juries' decisions and their outcomes.
A collection of witty lines from the Pittsburg Post and Baltimore American contrasts romance and humor. One remark praises devotion to a wife while playful doubt about her dress suggests light social banter. Another item poses a riddle about creatures besides camels and water needs.
A line from Stray Stories features a man denying being a professional beggar and claiming his job is to gather statistics on heartless townspeople. The exchange reveals social critique through terse dialogue.
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