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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
8
A concise, period tone note stresses that everyone must eat and advises choosing the best available options while present, capturing a fragmentary line about nourishment and value. The text preserves a practical, if terse, exhortation to prioritize quality in meals during an ongoing stay.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports A D B Frost proprietor of the Golden Rule store has left for New York to buy merchandise. County Superintendent E Young travels to Salem to serve on the examining board and attend a su perintendents meeting in Portland June 27 and 28, absent about two weeks. Real estate transfers include Paul Hemmelgarn to W Wattenberger for 8900 and Ethel P Broxson to Lenna L Carrick for 1700. New sidewalk permits issued to S C Bittner, J J Black, John Vert, and M McCracken. Roy Raley, former Round-up president, to direct a frontier exhibition in Salt Lake next week after accepting the offer. he left on No 18 Sunday.
W Datg leish of Portland was arrested yesterday by Officer Alex Manning on charges of issuing eighty bad checks to friends. He is held in the city jail pending further proceedings. described as an old offender by the officers. Diamond Weighing Reforms Track to Metric System
Henry Swartz of Swartz & Greulich returned this morning from Portland where his family spent most of the winter for a child’s treatment. They lived in Portland then at Seaside where Mr Swartz bought a cottage. The family plans to return to Pendleton for the fall school opening.
A convoy of university students from Oregon started toward Pilot Rock for summer farm work in eastern Oregon. Portland trio Karl Martzloff Herman Oberteuffer and Lester Soden arrived in Pendleton and planned to work near Pilot Rock. Soden was on the football team last season while Oberteuffer and Martzloff ran track both believing farm labor will build their strength.
At Baker on Monday the Women of Woodcraft district convention honored Umatilla county members. Mary A. Johnson was elected as a delegate to the state convention with Mrs Carmichael of Weston as an alternate. Pendleton's Mrs. Sarah J McBryan became past district guardian, Mrs Ellen Seheer as magician, and Mrs Cro nin as attendant. The next district meeting will be in La Grande.
Mrs J Marin Pead and Mr Jacob Marin died at 408 West Alta Street at 7 AM after rheumatic troubles. Born August 19, 1841 in Maine, she had two marriages, first to Kendrick, later to Marin. They had no children. funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at Folsom Undertaking Parlors.
Edinburgh hosts the fifth annual meeting of the school board advisory council with a large turnout of employers, public bodies, trade societies, and education experts. The continuation classes committee convener presided and praised the 22 sectional committees for their skill and enthusiasm in expanding technical education more broadly across Scotland.
The board notes near full adoption of last year’s recommendations with new workshops at Tynecastle and temporary spaces at St Leonards. New trade classes covering engineering, molding, bookbinding, woodwork and other trades proceed, while the education information department aided 1411 school leavers, 1647 employers, and about 2000 pupils seeking guidance.
London report on Cambridge professor T B Wood noting pedigree wheat fails to outperform ordinary sowing. He cites 10 year Lancashire and Monmouthshire yields, cross country averages and meteorological influence on autumn weather. Experiments with selective grain removal yielded little advantage over standard planting.
London report on a dinner of the West African section of the London Chamber of Commerce. Lord Milner touts United Nigeria as entering a new development era. Sir F Lugard praised for linking governance with commerce. Nigeria’s revenue, population, area, and trade volumes cited as evidence of its growing importance within the empire.
In Princess Park Pretoria a Kruger statue ceremony drew about 2000 attendees led by General Schalkburger. Messages from Viscount Gladstone and General Footha praised unity across politics and shared reverence for two pivotal South African figures Rhodes and Kruger.
In Greensboro Georgia the Mary Lella cotton mill will double capacity at a cost of 160000. Two large new reservoirs have been built and several new homes raised. Over 200 workers will be employed with a payroll exceeding 40000 yearly. The Georgia railroad added two new tracks at seven thousand and plans a spur track for six thousand.
In Arica Chile a trans Andean railroad linking the port to Bolivia’s system was inaugurated with grand ceremonies. Attending were Chilean and Bolivian ministers and officials, along with naval displays and military honors. Gen Ismail Montes, Bolivia’s president-elect, presided at the event and signed the protocol with authorities.
Forest Service experiments show redwood mill waste can be transformed into strong paper, with fibers longer than standard pulp wood boosting strength. Other tested species include white and red fir and lodgepole pine, all producing bleachable pulp and suitable for large scale plants.
In Mexico City Gen Felix Diaz is center stage as observers note his diligent work and sparing interviews. The public sees him as Porfirio Diaz’s likely counterpart, a brilliant, capable leader with the calm, masterful bearing often linked to the Diaz dynasty. Authorities and citizens alike wonder if he might quell ongoing revolts.
The passage highlights Felix Diaz as a youthful, modern candidate for Mexico's presidency. It notes his humorous eye, military training, and recent experience, suggesting he could helm the republic if elected, while acknowledging his relative inexperience.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art adds a suit of armor worn by Sir James Scudmore, usher in Queen Elizabeth I's court, from Holme Lacy Herefordshire. A grandhara sculpture group from Col. Cooke-Collin, showing Greek influence, and Hieronymus Bosch’s Adoration of Kings panel, purchased at the Pippmann sale in Berlin, are also noted early in the article.
Vienna reports that M de Cuval the royal commissioner for Croatia has resigned amid a prolonged siege in Croatia. Hungary's premier de Lukacs is negotiating with Croatian leaders to restore normal conditions and seeks a broader settlement while urging Hungary to honor rights under existing agreements with Budapest.
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