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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1911
Page
4
A brief publication notice from Pendieton Oregon appears in the LasT Oregonian Publishing listing. It notes subscription rates and the publishing schedule for the daily and semi weekly editions.
The piece argues Roosevelt is not radical, supporting most of Arizona’s constitution but wary of recalling judges. It notes Oregon’s judiciary, recalls vs impeachment, and claims judges are chosen by public offices with mixed motives. The author defends the people’s honesty and cautions against political manipulation of courts.
Washington orders Oregon National Guard to war footing. Pendleton and state companies seek recruits as peace-time numbers lag. Adjutant general and guard officers will obey the order despite unclear reasons. Public interest emphasizes filling the quotas to maintain readiness.
A Pendleton city appeal urges 60 men join the guard company to maintain a ready national guard in peace and in event of conflict. With Col Dunbar commanding the third regiment and veterans among officers, the unit would be better equipped and organized than a new volunteer force, offering valuable military experience even if war does not break out.
With Lincoln School only four rooms many north side children must walk to Washington or Hawthorne. Completion of Lincoln is urged so all trades can be taught there. Approval of the Thursday bond issue could fund the north side school and its growth. Leon Cohen becomes district fair president and cooperation with Roundup improves. Women taxpayers may vote on the bond, choices split among progressives and pessimists in Col Roosevelt era. Arizona figures referenced in context of statehood and Rough Riders.
The piece argues that every person deserves leisure and play as a social good. It cites Dr Woods Hutchinson noting people seek joy beyond work and that suppressing play pushes youth toward harmful diversions. Relaxation and uplifting environments reduce vice and preserve manhood amid daily drudgery.
The text argues against the burden of idle leisure and warns that ignorance leads to vice. It praises the Boy Scout movement for promoting wholesome pleasures, righteous emotion, and joy in work as a solution to social ills.
The French army's geographical department publishes the first airmen map designed for military airmanship. Commandant Pollachi leads efforts beginning with Chalons district and Mourmelon flying school, printed in six colors to show terrain from 600 feet. Roads appear white, woods green, and towns in red with land features and hazards clearly marked for safe landings.
Purify Your Blood Accept no substitute but insist on Hood's. Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs.
Otto Hehbach has completed about 5000 dollars in improvements to his Court street bakery in eastern Oregon. A new brick annex with concrete floors plastered walls and sanitary dough mixing machinery promises absolute cleanliness and vermin proofing. Inside this modern factory cakes pastries candies and ice cream are produced for wholesale wagon sales and the renovated retail store. The public is invited to visit at their convenience to see the cleanliness maintained at all times.
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