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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
4
The notice details Daily subscriptions by mail and carrier with rates for one year, six months, three months, and one month. Weekly rates, both mail and carrier, are shown along with a note that the paper is the Official City and County Paper and a Pendleton Oregon post office entry.
A Spokane observer argues play is the chief teacher for children, beyond schools. Editorials warn cats harbor germs and advocate shaved cats to prevent disease, contrasting health board cautions with defenses for feline rodent control.
The passage argues that ideals guiding children at play strongly influence their future conduct. The influencers of play determine character, and the best educating games combine social and competitive elements, shaping social relations and overall usefulness to society as youth mature. It cites Plato on guiding a child’s soul toward noble excellence.
Twelve men convict Henry Clay Beattie Jr of murdering his young wife and a judge imposes the death sentence. The court orders immediate action toward atonement and spiritual preparation.
The city prepares to greet guests next week in formal attire and festive decorations. Officials invite residents to join in the celebrations and showcase local hospitality during the event.
A compact historical digest listing notable events by year. It covers Gibraltar attacks, battles, royal expulsions, fires, political quotes, protests, military actions, global signals, and notable deaths including Harriman and Bowers, spanning 1782 to 1910. This item reads as an archival timeline with varied global incidents and biographical notes.
Henry Allen Cooper, veteran congressman from Wisconsin's first district, is today aged sixty two. Born September 1850 in Spring Prairie Walworth County, he studied locally then graduated from Northwestern University in 1872 and Union College of Law in Chicago in 1874. A lawyer by training he has been a persistent figure in national deliberations for nearly twenty years and served Racine County as district attorney starting in 1880 with successive terms.
He served three years on the Racine board of education, spent two years in the state senate, was elected to the fifty third Congress, and has maintained uninterrupted re election since.
Oklahoma Congressman Charles D. Carter sparked a scene on fashionable F Street in Washington when he allegedly punched four department store clerks after accusing them of insulting his 18 year old daughter Miss Italy Carter. One clerk was left unconscious and the others retreated as the congressman struck with fists, drawing rapid attention from onlookers.
A congressman, after placing his daughter in a passing car, rushed to a police station and surrendered. Hoe detailed the events leading to the trouble and was not detained.
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