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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1916
Page
4
A fragmentary verse reflects on seasonal change with autumn bonfires, smoke, and transitions from summer to fall. The lines celebrate warmth and color as flowers fade and fires blaze, signaling the shift of seasons attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson.
The Round-Up drew the largest attendance in history after relocating to a new Happy Canyon pavilion. Directors and managers earned hearty congratulations as the show delivered thorough enjoyment, with the city’s spirited yet wholesome entertainment fueling the success and supporting ongoing operation.
The president voiced humane views aligning labor with partnership rather than tool status. He argued labor is cooperation, not a commodity, and that wages and profits should reflect shared success. He emphasized heart over mere service and urged workers to engage in the enterprise as partners for better outcomes.
On the Paramount Pie set a chaotic moment arose when director Del Henderson shouted at actor Owen Moore during the adaptation of Ra L Coape s Rolling Stones. The scene featured Ra Herite Courter and other famous players in a tense production lull while a staged robbery reportedly sparked protest.
President Wilson delivered a substantial address at Shadow Lawn arguing against contempt toward labor. He denounced the capital labor clash and warned against the “let them eat grass” attitude, stressing the humanity of workers and the need to resolve the labor question beyond mere capital interests.
The speaker credits President Wilson with preventing a major railroad strike that would have reduced turnout at the big show. The text lauds the administration for averting what is described as the greatest prospective railroad strike in history, tying it to Pendleton Round-Up 1916 success.
28 Years Ago Today notices recount Mire Fuchus Yoakum mother of Judge H Yoakum of Nolin dying at her son’s home Saturday Trail. The piece notes local boating events under Main Street Bridge, reports seven new residences under construction at Cynterville, and mentions East Oregonian editorials, local court terms, and community figures including Mr and Mrs Gh W Webb and their daughter Progler.
In Unimtitte county progress stalls as the Woolen mill and a japer mill are not planned for fall. The Hunt! Tailroad suggests broader skepticism as residents face a long list of postponed purchases. A second verteite mine trenching unveils coal manufacture at Pendleton machine shop, signaling continued industrial activity amid uncertainty.
Cowboys relay results and standings from the Grand Parade events with winners such as World Champion All Around Cowboy Gold Belt awarded by Richard K. Fox of the Pollin Gazette Jackson Sundown of Nespelem, Washington, and several riders including Joe Can Tell, Lola O’Neil, J. Blanwell, and others named among the performers and times.
Fragmented figures list deaths by city including New York Philadelphia Los Angeles Cleveland and others. The report notes many totals are incomplete or unavailable with several cities showing single or low double-digit fatalities.
A regular meeting of the West T U is set for tomorrow afternoon at 246 Mielw in the Baptist church. Theresa Weaver and Thal De rey were quietly married this morning at one o'clock at the Christian Church with Rev. Holy Hubbell officiating. the couple will reside in Pendleton after their ceremony. Sam Peterson visits Pendleton. County Superintendent Young travels to Stanfield. Mrs Pinkhon Bilat heads to Pilot Rock for school term. Mr and Mrs Thomas Hampton plan Salem trip to visit relatives and attend the state fair.
Asbury Park reports say President Wilson and his wife left for Baltimore to deliver a speech. Bryan claims Wilson's reelection is certain. party leaders call Bryan's efforts unsuccessful as large crowds greet Wilson supporters.
A fragile vegetable only meal is featured during exterior shoots for the Paramount picture Bute Lady Eileen with star Mins Clark. The hot sun caused headaches and a remedy was devised by Jerry Joe from the company.
Morning bound over Ibo the grand firy conrt chare outlines a $60 theft from MP Cave Hittin. The accused, Breda, fled after paying a hotel bill at Motel Pen idtom Stredth. Sheriff Eetew arrested him at Echo and escorted him back. Garr ion and others had unclear money handling, with Garrison missing funds from his pocket the morning of the incident.
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