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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1912

Page

2

Preaches Reforms Among Policemen

Denver October 26. George Creel, Denver police commissioner, advocates abolishing police clubs and relies on revolvers only in self defense while pursuing a reform program. He dismisses officers for brutality and aims to reorganize the force to eliminate corruption and inefficiency. The campaign targets gun sales and calls for stricter laws, prompting mixed public and political reaction.

George Creel Denver Creel Dooley Joessel Pike Olver Macquereaux Industrial Workers of the World

Pendleton social notes feature showers and Five Hundred

Complimentary to Miss Mary Zurcher, the Pendleton bride elect, a shower hosted by Mrs. William P. Temple and Miss Sybil Cole at Lewis Street showcased chrysanthemums and prizes for high score. A string of gatherings followed, with clubs, bridge, and future events noted, including visits, home moves, and church services in Webb ing Johnson St.

Mary Zurcher Pendleton Willam P. Temple Sybil Cole Lewis Street Edna Wissler Mesdames Charles Cole Ida Fowler Horace Mann George Strand George la Fontaine Walter Cresswell Merle Chessman Edith Johnson Gertrude Jordan Blanche Hadley Edna Wissier Edna Storle Edna Zimmerman Helen Hart Mary Shea Irene Shea Viola Shea Katherine Campbell Bertha Anger Laura McKee Iva Hill Laura Muir Elizabeth Sawtelle Genevieve Clark Una Smith Francis Saling Norma Alloway Muriel Saling Young Ladies” Bridge Club Richard Mayberry Sybil Clapton Mayberry Clark Nelson Roy Alexander John F. Robinson Jackson Street Robinson John Vert Frank Frazier

Church of the Redeemer Services Schedule

The Church of the Redeemer announces Holy Communion at 7.20 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Divine service and sermon at 11 a.m. and 7.36 p.m. Charles Quincy, Rector.

Church of the Redeemer Charles Quincy

Tolbert Weaver to Lead Rally Day at First Christian

Tolbert F. Weaver, minister at First Christian on Matin and Jackson Streets, will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m. There is no evening sermon. a Rally Day program by the Sunday school takes place at 7:20 p.m.

Matin Jackson Streets Tolbert F. Weaver Christian Endeavor

Baptist Church Preaching Schedule and Guest Pastor Arrival

Sunday services at the Baptist church on E Alta and Johnson streets feature Bro. J. H. Morris with sermons on Creation in the morning and Our Savior's Joys in the evening. Sunday school at 10 o'clock and B Y P U at 6 30. Regular church business meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. Frank H. Farley of Gloucester New Jersey will supply the pulpit for two months arriving in Pendleton November 7.

Baptist E. Alta Johnson Streets J. H. Morris Frank H. Farley Gloucester N. J Pendleton

Admiral on czar's yacht kills self

Rear Admiral Chagin, commander of the Standart, died by his own hand at his residence in St. Petersburg. The unclear motive follows recent sailor troubles aboard the Black Sea fleet and a reported plot to seize the yacht during imperial convoy from Yalta to Sebastopol. Neuralgia ad advert wording omitted as non-news content.

St. Petersburg Chagin Russia Standart Black Sea Yalta Sebastopol

Wonderful catch seals North Carolina title for Davidson

Winston-Salem N C October 26 by a score of 16 2 the Davidson college team won the championship of North Carolina thanks to a wonderful catch by Woodrow Wilson left fielder He was part of a rough battle as the ninth inning began with Davidson leading 4 to 2 The heavy hitter for the visitors was walked and the next batter followed but Wilson leaped to snag a ball just before it would have cleared the rail road cut ending the fight and securing the title for Davidson

Winston-Salem N. C Davidson College North Carolina Woodrow Wilson Wilson Davidson Kingdom Come

Lydia E Pinkham Heartfelt Endorsement From Scottville Mother

Mrs J G Jonson of Scottville Michigan writes of thirteen children and hard farm work being eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash She claims the remedy prevents backache bearing down pains and helps her daughter with painful periods Irrefutable praise for the medicine’s safety and efficacy in her household

Scottville Mich Lydia E. Pinkham Youngirls Ydia E. Pinkham J.G. Jonson Scottville, Mich R.F.D

Feel Bully Take Cascarette Tonight

An ad touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches biliousness dizziness coated tongue foul breath and torpid liver. It claims traditional purgatives fail to remove poisons, while Cascarets cleanse stomach and liver and clear the bowels overnight with a 10 cent box.

Woodrow Wilson Hero Of Davidson In Narrow Baseball Win

Description of a dramatic game ending play where a left fielder nearly failed to reach a ball, then reached at the edge of the cut and touched it, securing a win for Davidson with Woodrow Wilson hailed as the hero. The crowd stood mute as the ball clung to the fielder’s hand.

Woodrow Wilson Davidson

Stands for Statement on Tax Policy and Frugal Appropriations

A political statement advocates lower taxes and no extravagance, urging frugal budgeting and strict limits in appropriations to curb government spending. The message emphasizes fiscal restraint and prudent financial management.

Manuel Friedly Promises Economical County Administration

Manuel Friedly pledges economical management of county affairs with prudent budgeting and transparent oversight. He emphasizes efficient service delivery, reduced waste, and steady tax relief for residents while maintaining core public programs. He outlines governance reforms and accountability measures to earn voter confidence.

Umatilla County Resident Seeks Office Reelects Promises

A resident of Umatilla county over 40 years pledges to keep regular office hours and to account to the people for all money received, including principal and interest, if elected.

Umatilla County

Candidate pledges 40 years service with open office hours

The candidate promises a forty year tenure if elected, committing to regular office hours and accountability to the people for all money handled, including principal and interest. He outlines transparency in finances and public reporting of funds received and used.

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