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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1914
Page
5
We extend sincere thanks to the Masons and all who offered kindness and sympathy during the death of our brother Dayton Barnhart. (Ailo.) MRS. MEL SHUTRUM. MRS. WM BAKER.
A list of visitors and residents from Echo Milton Adams Helix and nearby areas arriving in or passing through Pendleton and surrounding towns. Names include Minnie Picard P. C. Hunter Seaman Echo A. B. Gillette J Frank Spinning L A Esteb Earl Williams W H Bensel Howard W Drew I N Wickersham George Sanderson L D Drake F H Moes Henry Groth Louis Fernald Charles Marsh A S Quant George Goodman and others with brief notes on their origin and purpose.
Bliss Perry of Harvard urged Yale readers that literary criticism in American book reviews shows poor taste and intellectual candor. He argued reviews are influenced by publisher critics seeking commercial gain and that most critics are poorly trained journalists. He also noted the absence of strict labeling akin to food laws for books and warned that indiscriminate advertising will undermine the industry.
An Oakland jeweler unveils an aeroplane watch claiming it is the first of its kind. The device uses a chrono meter balance and compensation springs to resist heat cold altitude and shocks and can be dropped from 1000 feet with negligible time loss.
Pendleton Hotel Company in Pendleton Oregon invites bids to lease Hotel Pendleton. Bids due 10:00 am May 1 1914 to Mark Moorhouse Secretary with $500 certified check. Ten year lease, bond $10 000, remodeling cost $50 000, 100 guest rooms, steam heat electric elevator, remodeled by Sept 1 1914. Owner may accept or reject all bids.
Canada rejects free trade in grain with the United States, dismissing fears for Pacific Northwest wheat losses. The piece notes Canadian and American grains compete globally, reducing panic over home-market disruption. It cites cattle shipments from Baker County, favorable range conditions, fruit prospects near Milton Freewater, and local land deals.
The message offers a sale of 240 ewes and related livestock by C P Bowman of Echo Oregon, including 165 yearlings and 150 spring lambs with 33 three year old bucks. It also advertises sealed bids for an eight room dwelling in Pendleton Oregon, with plans on file and bids due April 18 1914.
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