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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
5
An independent periodical issued daily weekly and semi weekly by the East Oregonian Publishing Co in Pondieton Oregon. The notice references multiple publication frequencies and a local publisher serving the community with regular issues.
A reader-voiced critique argues T. T. Geer cannot win support with eloquent denials and must answer cold facts about his record. The piece accuses him of dirty politics, evasive stances, and a lack of decisive positions, questioning his fitness for Congress and urging voters to demand clear explanations.
A Pendleton East Oregonian excerpt discusses how positive thinking and encouragement can influence outcomes. A timid student prepared to sing by guided thoughts from a teacher and supportive friends, who urged hopeful beliefs and self confidence, resulting in a successful performance and suggesting wider impact of thought force in daily life.
A critical assessment portrays the candidate as an opportunist and a running joke, accusing him of salary fixation and evasive promises. The speaker calls out a dodging, compromiser style machine politics that Oregon citizens allegedly support yet should reject, echoing Admiral Bob Evans warning about dangerous incentives and empty rhetoric.
The Oregonian argues Republicans should vote for the Republican secretary of state candidate Frank Benson style and urge the legislature to honor the party line. It warns that if Republicans vote for the Republican candidate at the June election, a Republican senator will result.
A vivid note on Oregon's literary wealth growing in retirement, development and history. It highlights romance legend thrilling experiences heroic acts self sacrifice and splendid characters. The piece suggests future Leatherstocking Tales Scarlet Letters David Harums Eben Holdena may emerge from Umatilla County’s rich literary fund.
A broad chorus of inspectors and prominent citizens champion Peruna as a safe, reliable remedy for indigestion and catarrh. Endorsers from Donald Robb Jr. of Nova Scotia to James P. Bracken of New York cite cures and improved health after using Peruna, while officials note its tonic benefits and the advent of Peruna tablets.
Governor Geer counters in the Penbleton Trilyne that no written or verbal agreement existed with TH Mummer over the $1000 affair. He claims repayment completed before any appointment of Mummer, framing the matter as a postpayment claim.
The northwest yields a growing literary harvest says the piece, citing Eva Emery Dye and Jack London as early exemplars. It notes Frederick Balch and Herbert Bashford among authors shaping future western literature, predicting Oregon literature will be a studied class in schools.
In Pendleton saloonmen abandoned the morning paper as an advertising medium after poor returns and switched to the Evening Oregonian for wider reach. They note the morning paper’s lottery gimmick to force readership as an example of missteps. Strong patronage now favors the evening paper over the Tribune for ads.
The piece recalls the East Oregonian s role in fighting gambling and moral issues in Pendleton, criticizing the Tribune for aiding immoral elements. It urges real newspaper leadership to revitalize the local press, reproaching past apathy and calling for reform in Pendleton media.
A fragment from the St Louis Republican quotes Mrs Peck on blessings and hospitality while CHitage News presents a humorous back‑and‑forth about masks and happiness in a domestic scene, featuring playful touches on guests, music, candy, pets, and smoking paraphernalia.
European plan with steam heat en suite rooms and bath. Large sample room and modern conveniences. Hotel features telephone fire alarms and hot and cold water in all rooms. First class restaurant in connection. Rooms and meals priced at 1.00 and 1.50 each.
The Hotel Portland in Portland Oregon offers American plan rooms from $3 per day and up and advertises headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers. Special rates for families and single gentlemen. Manager H C Bowers invites viewings to show rooms and set prices. A modern Turkish bath is established in the hotel.
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