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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
4
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In Umatilla County the present campaign pits the old guard against reformers over the direct primary and Statement No. 1. Assembly leaders denounce rivals, subsidize a newspaper via a nonresident press agent, and attack Dr. C. J. Smith with slander while seeking a controllable senator. Citizens urged to unite and oust the assembly machine.
A speaker frames the issue as a matter of manhood, honor, and decency urging support for Senator Smith to purge a corrupt political ring deemed a countywide disgrace. The address calls for decisive action and cleaning out the alleged corruption affecting residents and governance.
The East Oregonian recounts J. N. Burgess shifting from opposition to Statement No. 1 to endorse it under pressure. It cites his 1908 Heppner address urging woolgrowers to block Gov Chamberlain’s Senate elevation and links the move to prior political tactics, claiming Burgess once sought to disrupt the legislature’s actions. The paper argues the issue warrants scrutiny of his stance and notes it has Burgess’ own speech as evidence.
A defense of Dr Smith against attacks linking him to medical societies. The argument asserts such societies are legitimate, notes doctors aid patients unable to pay, and defends his public record and influence. The piece cites legislative salary votes affecting Umatilla County and the defeat of a pay raise for Judge Gilliland.
Sheriff T. D. Taylor runs on record of pursuing criminals while his opponent spreads false tales. Voters in Umatilla County favor Taylor, indicating they will re elect him and view any defeat as their own misfortune.
A brief editorial urging civility and bipartisan respect, arguing that ethics and common decency must guide action beyond party lines in political life. It emphasizes responsible leadership and constructive discourse over partisan rhetoric.
J. W. Maloney and J. B. Saylor advocate a fresh approach to county governance, proposing changes to administration and oversight. The statement signals a shift in leadership strategy and aims to redefine local management practices.
A concise call to voters to elect two men who promise capable business administration. The message emphasizes governance efficiency and stable leadership, urging support for qualified candidates to steer fiscal policy and organizational management.
Ashland Record attacks Bowerman for shifting from pro normal school stance to backing drastic cuts mid year. The letter accuses him of inconsistent votes on school consolidation and funding, claiming Ashland residents hold IOU notes worth $10,000 to finish the term. It labels his word utterly worthless and questions gubernatorial ambitions.
A country correspondent sent a pay request to a big city bank: Pay 25 to John Smith who will call today. A drunken man posing as Smith barged into the bank with two clerks guiding him to a private room. The cashier asked for identification. the reply ordered payment, prompting suspicion and an alert to the parent bank.
Australian swimming champion F. E. Beaurepaire, winner of the 100 220 440 and 600 yard and half mile titles this summer in England, made an unsuccessful attempt to lower the world 440 yard record. His time was 31 6 seconds slower than the record of 6 minutes 26 2 seconds.
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