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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1912
Page
5
Notice to Round-up stockholders. The annual meeting of the Northwestern Frontier Exhibition Association will be held on Tuesday November 12 1912 in the assembly room of the city hall. T D Taylor president J B Keefe Jr secretary.
Damon Lodge No 4 K of P calls all Knights to attend tonight as they will work in the first rank. J. G. Finney, C. C. I, W. Fletcher, K. R. 8.
The certified counts show 1041 Noes and 2061 Yeas on two measures while many other measures list party lines and office totals. Key results include Presidency Wilson 1663 and Bourne 470 with Clark 346, Lane 1447, and Paget 173 among others, plus numerous state and local offices and amendments with varied Yes and No tallies.
Federal Commissioner of Education Dr. P F Cluxton told the state teachers association in Topeka that future schooling will feature a two hour academic session and a four hour teacherage period. He predicted lessons will occur during the short day with pupils ranging from four to ninety years and daily life applying school principles.
San Francisco, Nov. 11. The prosecution finished presenting its case in the trial of Arthur Ward and Bernice Bailey, charged with conspiring to violate the white slave law. The indictment says they conspired to entice Mabel Kelly and Helen Heath from Seattle to Japan. Witnesses testified Bailey, Heath and Kelley were inmates of disreputable places. Ward is a brewery owner and accused of funding the women's transport. They were arrested by federal officers on board the liner Manchuria after passing the Golden Gate.
A man who is always complimenting a woman is described as an awful liar, yet she still believes him despite knowing it.
A flurry of visitors and locals seen in Pendleton and nearby towns. W R Walpole Jr from Irrigon and Jimex Monsie of Ukiah were among those visiting, while Tia FY Smith of Hermiston spent Sunday in Pendleton. Longtime residents Mrs J J Cromb and Hogbird of Stanfield called on the city, and foreman Jen McCullough of Stanfield Bros conducted business. Dr J R Cromb returned from a two month trip to the Dakotas and the East, with Miss Odessa Kirkpatrick and her sister Alta Kirkpatrick visiting Weston. Mrs C B Wade, active in suffrage work, headed to California, and Wk Root and Rhys Davis of Walla Walla demonstrated a portable invention. Mr and Mrs Frank Hoffman of Butte Mont were guests of Sam Jenkins, with the Hoffmans staying through winter.
Princeton N J Nov 11 With Woodrow Wilson elected president many Princeton rooms gain historic value The room No 7 in Wirherkpoon hall once carried a Duke coat of paint and initials TD Wy WL us revealing Tommy W Wilson nickname and the president elects college days name recognition
With returns from 80 of 105 counties Hodges the Democrat leads Cooper by 368 votes for governor. Unofficial tallies from remaining counties show Capper conceding Hodges has likely been elected. The GOP ticket appears to have won except possibly Akers for state treasurer.
Describes the Mount Vernon mills dynamiting with witness McManifull recounting receiving nitroglycerine and an alarm clock from John J. McNaura in Chicago in April 1910. Two thirds of the spectators were women as the witness took the stand in Indianapolis on November 11.
In San Francisco on November 11 Roosevelt leads by a narrow margin as computations place the total vote around 281,887 for Roosevelt and 280,943 for Wilson, with estimates varying by source. The result hinges on ongoing tallying and regional tallies across the state.
Announcement from New York follows the creation of United States Mausoleum Corp. plans for ten story fireproof mausoleums with vaults for fraternal societies. Proposals include sites in NYC suburbs and vault counts of 632, 176, and 260 with 17 by 7.6 by 14.6 foot dimensions. Estimated net cost around $1,000,000 plus land.
Cortlandt Field Bishop of New York notes a tiny republic of Andorra on the southern slope of the Pyrenees between Friitive and Spain. A flourishing town with ten houses and a president mayor earns 16 dollars a year. Inhabitants are described as prosperous and happy.
A concise observation notes that increasing emphasis on frugality and thrift tends to reduce a person’s public appeal and social popularity. It suggests a tension between prudent spending and broad acceptance.
Caer Wilde's The Broken Law stars Constance Crawley and Arthur Maude with a tenman troupe presenting a strong drama on the American stage. The play centers on a man made code of morality and female suffrage, with Crawley’s famed emotional power in a key role and a scenes of infidelity, jealousy, and a dramatic Monte Carlo finale ending in a deadly gunshot.
An exceptional program showcases four full reels of top American pictures. Included are Bachelor Buttons with Bunny in a despondent mood saved by Vitagraph dog Jean who becomes his friend. Diana's Legacy features a baby and the narrative of a mother and child.
A baby elephant is recovered and welcomed with joy after being learned by villagers. Flora Finch plays Diana in A Girls Bravery Lubin. A breakfast outing breaks all eggs. Harry helps the lockkeeper's family and falls for Emily, despite objections. A peril ensues, a river dash, and a tense escape ends with love and reunion.
Pasadena officials edict bars any boy who smokes from football or baseball teams and other school sports. J M Rhodes, school superintendent, says action aims to curb rising cigarette use among boys aged 10 to 18 and vows further measures.
Thoroughbred Scotcn Collie puppies for sale. Bitches priced at 5.00 dollars and stud dogs at 7.60 dollars. Advertised by W. L. Lite, Route 1, Box 75, Amity, Oregon.
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