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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
4
The author argues wool prices are favorable but tariff changes threaten growers. They urge gradual reform via a tariff commission, comparing to Germany, to protect producers and consumers, avoid logrolling, and stabilize business. The aim is justice, stability, and broad welfare through businesslike policy.
At Corvallis O A C students govern themselves and punish violators for liquor use off campus. Three Newport excursion students Melville Herren Otto Sitton and Harry Barrett pleaded guilty and were placed on probation with publicity. Two other Corvallis offenders face indefinite suspension as decision rests with President Kerr.
A governor appointed committee, under an act of the legislature, begins work to draft a comprehensive law for a unified judicial system. The plan must address civil and criminal procedure, with the Oregon Gilvini system and an Initiative measure already changing jury verdict rules. The exact steps remain unclear, but action is expected to relieve current tensions.
The author argues that objections raised against applying recall to judges also apply to impeachment mechanisms for judges by the legislature or for the president by the U.S. Senate, suggesting similar constitutional concerns about removal power and accountability.
The speaker argues Mexico requires a decisive strong man to take control and steer the nation until citizens receive better education in duties of citizenship, implying governance is needed to elevate civic understanding.
A historical montage recalls key dates on May 24: 1680 the Toleration Act eased dissenters in England. 1794 the Sambre battle where Kau nus defeated the French with heavy prisoner and cannon losses. 1798 battles between British forces and United Irishmen. 1804 Decatur earns recognition for Philadelphia action. 1819 birth of Queen Victoria. 1829 Nicholas I crowned in Warsaw as Poland’s king. 1841 Joan W Andrews (anti draft riots leader) jailed. 1871 Paris hosts French Communists arson. 1872 French National Assembly.
A French and Spanish government order halted the Paris to Madrid automobile race in 1903 after six people were killed and many injured. The note lists other events from 1879 to 1910 including silver coinage discussions and royal marriages.
The Chicago Record-Herald endorses campaign civility and restraint. Adolph Kraus urges a rational, fair play approach to elections, condemning lies and personal attacks while advocating moralized, decent campaigning. The paper supports a movement to elevate election methods and avoid violence and distortion.
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