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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1910
Page
4
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The piece argues Jay Bowerman previously said he would keep normal schools out of politics but the paper claims he sought their shutdown to favor a central Portland school. It accuses Bowerman of aligning with the Oregonian against the normal schools and cites political maneuvering in endorsing his governor bid.
An editorial in the Oregon Journal argues Bowerman’s supporters should back him now as an assemblyman not a Republican. It portrays Bowerman as the embodiment of assembly ideals, noting his long opposition to party lines and to the primary law, and frames voting for him as backing assembly principles over Republican ones.
In Oregon senate Bowerman backed assemblies over the direct primary and urged rejection of a direct primary resolution. He condemned the direct primary as un-Republican and accused supporters who promoted Statement One of betraying Republicanism. The episode casts Bowerman as an unabashed assemblyist, alienating primaries foes and shaping his political image.
A political editorial argues for Hill over Mahoney in the joint representative race stressing Hill’s independence from party bosses, support for direct primary law, and No. 1 statement alignment. It notes Mahoney’s past anti-estate stance and Brooke Evan bill vote, while hinting at Taft’s Beverly presence and a Philadelphia Cubs Athletics buzz as broader public concerns.
A plainclothes intruder demanded $26 from a business man threatening to drop dynamite in his office. The man, calm and skeptical, asked what was inside the bag and quipped about his wife and missing flour. The would-be bomber, revealing a married life, slipped away without detonation.
A reflective poem warns modest workers that unrecorded deeds go unseen and urges embracing advertising to stand out. It argues that persistent, bold promotion makes buyers weary of resistance and that self-promotion often trumps quiet skill for achievement.
A fragmentary verse excerpt by Frank L. Stanton praising a resilient world. It contrasts Saturn rings and Mars canals with hopeful imagery, mentioning roses and pathways, sunlit sky, and greetings of Good morning and Goodbye.
A fragmentary verse describes a tranquil late summer scene with birds and river sounds. The speaker observes nature and contemplates ambition as a lever to self reliance, ending with a dreamy image of rest and youth.
A humorous take on a New York official proposing selling eggs by weight rather than number. The piece mocks conservation efforts and doctored scales while praising the egg trade’s traditions. It recounts editorial laughter and the enduring habit of buying eggs by the dozen.
The advertisement extols the use of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle action on the kidneys liver and bowels to cleanse the system when constipated or bilious and to dispel colds and headaches. It urges purchasers to buy the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
J M Cornelison urges Pendleton residents to influence synod and state matters, arguing for fair Home Rule debate and sober Indian citizens. He stresses local responsibility, warns against negative impacts of unrest, and calls for open discussion. Also notes Belgium trade schools teaching gun making to youths.
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