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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
4
The Pendleton Oregon newspaper lists subscription options including Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly formats with mail and carrier delivery. It shows annual and multi month terms and states it is entered at the west office as a county paper with standard mailing classifications.
A critique from American Review of Reviews argues that good men fail in politics when party machinery is controlled by bosses, leaving elections to insiders. It cites Governor Hughes and the value of direct primaries to empower honest voters against corrupt funding and caucus influence. The piece notes direct primaries exist in some states and would broaden rank and file influence nationwide.
The Weston norms school was rejected by the state electorate, leaving eastern Oregon without a local normal and forcing aspiring teachers to seek instruction in Ellensburg Cheney or Lewiston. Umatilla County though cannot complain of the action by the rest of the state.
The text notes that normal school funding two years ago was aided by Dr. Cole a county senator. It mentions the county central committees or their chairmen urging defeat of the normal in its home county. It also comments on the failure to reelect Senator Smith who supported the normal, accusing the county political machine of prioritizing revenge over education interests.
Woolf Hutchinson the medical writer argues in Success that cat presence near infants is not proof of fatal suffocation. He cites thymus swelling and other rare conditions as causes of sudden death, noting coincidence rather than causation with cats in beds. Yet he concedes the exoneration is not complete.
The article notes a south resistant to tariffs and favoring states rights, yet now seeking protection for southern industries. Florida pineapple growers and western Republicans push for state control of forests and streams, while some Democrats back Roosevelt-Pinchot federal conservation. The piece frames a gradual realignment across regions and parties.
The report notes that had the community acted differently they could have saved themselves trouble and expenses and spared Pendleton significant anxiety. It emphasizes missed opportunities and collective impact on local residents and leaders.
Pendleton officials promised a new theatre if the city voted wet and now push for the project. Citizens hear assurances the city is wet and demand a modern playhouse as the next civic symbol.
Pendleton faces a defining moment as growth accelerates. City leaders and residents debate sustainable planning, infrastructure upgrades, and affordable services to ensure lasting prosperity without sacrificing community character. Local officials urge cautious progress amid rising costs and housing pressures.
A political analysis notes that states lacking a democratic governor next year risk falling out of step with national policy. Observers say leadership change could affect budget decisions, regulatory priorities, and party influence ahead of midterm dynamics.
A provocative note argues that if Oregon women wish to vote they should inform the men about it. The, line of reasoning reflects contemporary debates on suffrage and gender roles in political life.
Voters favored a wet county with restrictions, preferring a balance that allows drinking in moderation while avoiding overly permissive rules. Community leaders emphasized measured reforms to curb excess while preserving local business and tradition.
A Success Magazine note laments dwindling American clams from Maine to Carolina as constant shore dinners deplete stocks. It urges national and state action, proposing a closed season to protect the species and preserve future generations’ enjoyment of clams in various preparations.
The nation fixes on New Jersey as Woodrow Wilson, Princeton president, seeks the governorship in 1910. His rare leadership qualities and willingness to resign Princeton presidency attract national attention, eclipsing campaign rhetoric and party lines as the country watches the state’s political epoch unfold.
An excerpt from the November Farm Journal extols farms as the source of world supply and labor. It lauds farms for providing cattle fruit and workers who fuel offices factories and stores in great cities. The piece urges gratitude for the farm and the steady stream of men it yields.
The piece argues women are emerging from the domestic sphere into industrial and educational life, noting inevitable pain in the transition. It condemns attempts to restrict access to male colleges or industry and urges opening doors wider, citing France and Germany as economies shaped by women in industry and warning against militaristic control.
E H Griggs argues for equality of sexes across spheres. He notes women face resistance in education, religion, and industry while excelling in roles tied to immediate personal approval. He asserts moral equality, not sameness, and cites Goethe on the eternal woman guiding progress and enduring life pain as meaningful.
Andrew Carnegie remarks on the self made man needing mental and spiritual growth as well as wealth. He cites a commencement anecdote about a son learning Latin Greek German and algebra and questions what algebra is for a turnip. The quip highlights the tension between practical success and scholarly training.
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