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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
9
A speech argues child welfare is a national resource needing urgent safeguarding. It cites neglect, poverty, labor and delinquency, urging parental duty, better homes, and school programs like scientific home making to conserve youth. The piece ties reform to broader social responsibility and calls for unified action by individuals and government.
Henry Horan formerly with Harvard and Boston instructor, testifies in a suit against a natatorium linked to the death of Pearl Moore, a girl who drowned on April 1, as he denies cowardice amid allegations.
Hecensy Weldon P. Cook a sixteen year old from Oakland conducted flights between Melrose and Elmhurst, totaling over 396 minutes in the air. He plans a formal license test midweek, hoping to become the nation’s youngest licensed aviator. Cook built a biplane inspired by Curtiss, after three years of aerial navigation study and earlier glider experiments in the Berkeley hills.
Washington authorities note the so-called set of immortals keeps tally of hunting fatalities. Dr. T B Palmer reports deer hunting accidents drop in states that ban does, citing 47 deaths this year with Michigan 15, New York 9, and Washington and New Jersey each 3.
The Ely Brothers Liquid Cream Balm in an atomizer provides relief for catarrh with sufferers calling it a Godsend. It dislodges thick discharge and enables clearer breathing after weeks of congestion. Sold by druggists and by mail from Ely Bros., 66 Warren Street, New York.
Mrs Carrie B Cope of Topeka says Bishop David J Moore of Cincinnati libeled her in a letter to Mrs George C Robinson of Detroit published by Wichita newspapers. A three bishop committee of the Methodist Episcopal Church will probe charges in Topeka Kansas. No hearing date set yet.
Ernest H. Wolf released from Mississippi penitentiary to visit his dying mother with consent from the victim’s mother and three sisters. Four years earlier Wolf killed James Smothers during a fishing trip after a trivial quarrel. Smothers was an intimate friend.
A pop bottle proposal card from Alf McNulty of Tarkio Missouri, seeking a Comanche county wife, was found atop Mount Scott in the Wiehlta mountains by Lawton Hoy Scout members. McNulty, visiting relatives, is said to own Missouri farms and be worth about 100000 dollars. The note praised women who choose politics over fashion.
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