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Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly editions listed with subscription options by mail or carrier. Distribution points include Oregon News Co Portland and Washington D C offices. Pendleton was the official city and county paper with United Press Association membership and post office entry as second class mail matter.
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East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Northwest
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Portland, North
News
Washington, D. C
Foureenth Street
N. W
Pendleton, Deepes
The Round-up in a Carnivale of the Strenuous Life
The Round-up showcases rough riders from eastern Oregon, thrill seekers who ride the saddle and face danger as part of daily life. Directors have crafted a meritorious program and expect public interest. Visitors are urged to enjoy the spectacle.
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Oregon
Home Rule Bill and Oregon Liquor Local Control
The Home Rule bill would let Oregon cities and towns license regulate and even prohibit intoxicating liquor sales within their borders if the amendment passes. It would create local option akin to Washington and other states, allowing communities like Pendleton to decide saloon numbers and operation based on local wishes, rather than county or external influence. The editorial argues local residents best know conditions and should choose the liquor policy, warning outsiders may vote blindly and ignore local realities.
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Oregon
Washington
Oregonian
Pendleton
Radicalism Confronted Across Ongoing Debates
The passage notes continual confrontation with various forms of radicalism in public discourse, highlighting the persistent challenge of balancing ideological fervor with practical governance. It underscores the strain on institutions as contentious ideas clash and test democratic norms.
Bowerman criticized over harmony plea after assembly dispute
Oregon Journal denounces Bowerman for leading anti assembly activities that split the Republican party. It argues harmony demand is hollow since Bowerman caused the discord by defying the direct primary law and organizing delegates. The piece suggests Bowerman decline the nomination to restore party unity.
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Jay Bowerman
Republican
Bowerman
Oregon Journal
Pick Out The Men From The Parties At Whitman College
President S G J Penrose of Whitman college urged voters to judge candidates on individual merit rather than party labels. He cited Barrett of the National Union noting voters should ignore factional ties and focus on qualified men, a timely appeal as regular and progressive factions blur traditional party lines.
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S. G. J. Penrose
Whitmon College
Barrett
The
National Union
Geer urges Republicans to accept Statement No 1
T T Geer, after stumping Arizona and denouncing the Oregon system for standpatters, issues a letter urging Republicans to accept Statement No 1. The note emphasizes consistency and party alignment.
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Arizona
Oregon
T. T .Geer
Round-up management may fail to rein in Jupiter Pluvius
The question asks whether Round-up leadership has succeeded in controlling Jupiter Pluvius. It implies ongoing issues with the entity or event named and seeks confirmation of management action or lack thereof.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Voters receive booklet detailing initiative measures
Each voter gets a booklet outlining the initiative measures to help informed voting. The material urges careful reading to cast a knowledgeable ballot.
The Study of Law and Its Political Path
In Success Magazine Ernest Poole notes that law study spans life and politics. A young lawyer faces a vast field from its crude beginnings to its present day, where human interests clash and demand discernment amid confusion and change.
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Ernest Poole
America
Success Magazine
Learh
Two Paths Before a Leader in Times of Change
The passage contrasts a leader torn between wealth and the common good as society rapidly changes. It questions whether he will act for himself or the law, and whether he will serve the whole or pursue personal gain, noting time pressure and future decisive acts during electoral upheavals.
Hyphen Use In Everyday English Is Foolish, Says Rosser
John E. Rosser argues in Deteller Lippincotts that hyphenating to-day to-night and tomorrow is useless and wasteful. He claims tens of millions of hyphens daily waste energy ink and time, totaling enormous economic impact.
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Anj
United States
New York
John E. Rosser
Deteler Lippincotts
Train Your Voice And Breath For Courtroom Demeanor
A jurist known for golf asks a Bala witness about the oath as a boy humorously replies he caddied at the country club. The anecdote highlights intonation and breath support shaping voice over beauty. It notes listening to one’s own voice to improve speech.
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Bala
Success Magazine
Terrible Suffering Eczema Cleared by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
A Maine mother recalls her four month old developing eczema that spread to the face hands and arms. After masking the child and restricting movement they used Hood’s Sarsaparilla and the child recovered fully in months. The advertisement promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla in liquid or chocolate tablet form.
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Hood
Mia
Inex Lewis
Baring
Maine
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