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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1914
Page
4
Publication details list access points and subscription options for the Daily and Semi-Weekly Oregon paper. It notes offices in Pee Greton and Portland with various distribution sites and pricing for weekly and biweekly mail orders.
A citizen editorial calls for a genuine grand jury probe into local graft and vice, urging thorough investigation of gambling and protection money. It argues railroads should not dominate steamship lines and water transport should not be suppressed, advocating free commerce and lawful enforcement.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Russia’s 5 million elementary pupils and 169,000 teachers with only an uncertain grasp of the three R’s. It laments mass illiteracy, limited reform after the duma, and a liquor monopoly funding education sparingly.
Queen Victoria, just 18 at accession in 1837, opened the first parliament with a poised speech. London crowds filled galleries as peers sought seats amid riotous rushes, while the young queen’s calm demeanor and royal bearing earned instant esteem from the assembled Commons and Lords.
Senator William E Borah led a Columbus Ohio gathering denouncing monopoly and tariff favoritism as threats to republic ideals. He warned the GOP to abandon plans that perpetuate monopoly and urged swift action against organized monopoly, predicting a rough path if Borah becomes 1916 Republican leader.
Archdeacon Hudson Stuck, in a New York Post piece, calls liquor sales to Alaska tribes a national disgrace. The old rule forbidding liquor to Indians has not been enforced, and attempts to convict violators have failed, harming the native populations.
In a playful moment a child asks if a bee on a nettle would sting the nettle or be stung by it, reflecting a curious, light note in a local page. The exchange captures a gentle, humorous inquiry about nature and cause.
A cheeky society note recounts Miss Passee sitting with Mr. Spoonleigh, prompting speculation on her continued pursuit of marriage. The piece hints this will be her final bid, signaling a climactic moment in local romance gossip.
In a Chicago Daily News note, Artie contemplates leaving the aero club both figuratively and literally. Wade confirms the idea, suggesting Artie’s departure from the group and the activity.
Pendleton Local No 21 meets on the first and third Saturdays monthly with discussions on the Farmers' Marketing Plan and other farmer matters. Meetings called sharp at 2 P.M. M. R. O. Earnheart, President, W. P. Evans, Sec. Treas.
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