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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
4
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Local leaders urge residents to shed pessimism and unite for Pendleton’s advancement through new industries irrigation and farming, better roads and water, a bigger high school, street paving and parks, and closer links to surrounding areas, with all parties urged to unite under the motto all for one one for all.
The Portland Oregonian weighs the liquor fight outcome, arguing that prohibition would have been a sad mistake in Oregon and noting that the state has escaped its menace for the present.
A Portland Oregon editorial argues against prohibition repeal and urges the Greater Home Rule association to improve liquor sale conditions. It notes Pendleton’s wet status and warns the pendulum could swing back to prohibition if saloons worsen. The piece questions whether Pendleton will endure a few orderly saloons or many disorderly joints.
Oswald West’s win in Oregon defies odds in a wet year. He faced a 60,000 vote minority, scant funds, and weak organization while the opposing Dowerman held government prestige, corporate backing, and party strength. West won by about 5,000, a personal and political triumph supported by the independent press, notably the Oregon Daily Journal, and a stand for the Oregon system.
East Oregonian notes strong local judgment with broad support for most initiatives and referenda. County divisions mostly opposed, with Orchard County opposing by a large margin and Umatilla showing a decisive stance on constitutional convention and bonds for permanent improvements.
Backed by 1 Wall Street influence and standout Republicans Tammany succeeded in landing Roosevelt in the New York election. Yet observers warn the public is deceived if they think Roosevelt now lacks political influence or power.
This evening’s returns focus on the annual football clash between Pendleton High and Baker High. Officials and fans await final scores and season implications from the rivalry matchup.
A Saturday Evening Post passage argues wives with husbands earning under 25000 annually should not hire help. It critiques how women patronize fiction, notes a shift in feminine ideals, and contrasts vigorous activities with limited rural and urban poor women's lifeways. It warns doctors and hospitals will profit from perceived fragility and that many wives may rely on servants or board the family due to lacking strength for domestic duties.
The piece argues that attempting life without recreation leads to arrested development. It warns that monotonous routines drain the mind and that pleasures misnamed as fun can demoralize and exhaust vitality. True good times restore health and self-respect, while dissipation erodes them.
A New York magazine editor recalls Myrna Kelley’s overheard bite from a dinner before she went abroad. She allegedly told of a battle schoolboy Jorgie Borisoce ky and a mother’s patient reply about a missing match’s fire and a gentle refrain about “when he goes out.”
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