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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1907
Page
4
A dated note records the Pendleton Post Office entering a second class mail matter. The terse entry mentions Pobitabed Dally We Weekly and Semi-Weekly as part of the description.
From a political standpoint the Moyer Haywood and Petti bone conspiracy case in Idaho is seen as more far reaching than presidential assassinations. The case ties to miners versus capital, chronic class hatred, and the Coeur d’Alene strike, with socialists fueling outrage over perceived repression and what is labeled as a martyrdom of the miners.
Leaders of a great union face an espionage murder case in Boise involving an ex governor. Socialists fund defense with 750000 while Idaho uses public funds to prosecute, framing a national contest over responsibility and state machinery. Press coverage blooms with reporters and specialists dispatched to Boise.
A discussion on who the world’s greatest heroes are and how public opinion in schools and polls favors figures tied to national service. The piece notes Pasteur’s French vote lead, Washington’s school vote lead, and hopes for Pendleton’s future civic buildings and officials’ ornate offices.
A tip urges residents of Athena Helix Weston Milton Echo Picot Rock and other Umatilla County towns to establish homes in Pendleton to support and benefit from the city's premier public school system, promoting the educational offering over others.
An appeal highlights Pendleton as offering excellent school facilities and a welcoming community. It urges readers to buy or build homes to give children access to educational opportunities rivaling any in the West, noting the district’s organized system and affordable high school options.
A fragment poem envisions a world beyond distant hills without roads, rivers, or churches, where the speaker imagines being unseen in a cityless landscape. It contemplates quietude and happiness found in absence of daily bustle, yet hints at recognition within a crowd.
The passage extols human longing to touch the heavens and follow guiding stars. It speaks of Fatinn lifting a crimson veil and seeks steadfast ideals beyond the sunset and stars, urging minds to aim true as distant dawns approach.
The piece jokes that Rockefeller earns about 1.90 dollars per clock tick, noting his frugal, patient approach to wealth. It suggests temptations exist but emphasizes Rockefeller’s restraint and long view, even in youth when clock watching might seem profitable.
A Boston post office tale recalls a prank letter addressed Wood, Maas with a mark under Wood. The clerks solved the puzzle quickly, delivering the mail to MarkWndore in Aniover, Montana, and noting the small cleverness of the day’s work.
A fragment recounts New York's earliest graveyard on Morris Street in 1649. It mentions the first grave of a child marked with initials and a relic described as bones and winged glue, preserved amid antiquated inscription.
A Chicago Report Herald item surveys costly religious works. The Koran owned by the Shah of Persia is valued at 1,260,000 with a gold cover and gemstone decoration. A Hebrew Bible in the Vatican carries immense weight and price, yet money cannot buy it. A Gottingen library Bible on palm leaves is tiny, read by magnifying glass. An Oxford Bible from the Press is minuscule. The Marquis of Dufferin donated a postage-stamp sized sacred text from Sikh tradition.
European plan with first class service and modern conveniences. Steam heat throughout and en suite rooms with bath. Large sample room and new lobby. Telephone and fire alarm connections to office, hot and cold running water in each room.
A brief notice advertises rooms available at low rates near a depa location, highlighting affordable pricing of 1.00 and 1.50 dollars per period and pointing to a prominent electric sign as a landmark for easy finding.
Pendleton reports a local link between Jar and Billiard Noomin, noting the connection lies within three blocks of Depota. Community officials, merchants, and residents observe the proximity affecting foot traffic and neighborhood activity. Further details are expected as investigators review street plans and property records.
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