East Oregonian Publishing Company Daily and Weekly Rates
Published every afternoon except Sunday at Pendleton by East Oregonian Publishing Company. Subscriptions by mail or carrier include daily and weekly options with prices for six months, one year, and multiple terms. Regional distribution includes Portland and San Francisco offices with various newsstands. Mail received at Pendleton post office is second class matter.
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Vendinton
Rewon
The
East Sregonian Publishing Company
Mall Oo
Pendleton News Mixes Odds and Ends From Bakery to Police
A patchwork column riffs on poetry and local affairs, noting Ella Wheeler Wilcox lines, a Dublin visit, and a Santa Fe brakeman. It laments taxes, praises Baker County policing, and urges Pendleton readers to back a first class creamery as union county farmers report butter fat sales.
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Commercial Cream Company of
Salem
Pendleton
Birch Creek
McKay Creek
Union County
Ibilary
Alate
Saon Jawea Name and Through Train Delays Highlight Oregon Rail News
The article discusses pronunciation and naming of Saon Jawea by her people before capture in Mandan country. It describes delays at a transfer point between No. 2 and No. 7 trains affecting the Overland from Portland, hindering eastbound connections, and notes travelers shifting to Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes for faster through service. It calls for OR&N to speed no waiting policy and notes local scheduling can be adjusted to compete.
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Portland
Spokane
Chicago
Crain
Washington
Oregon
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Ok&n
Lelaure
Labor Leaders Reject Federation and Socialism Policy
The San Francisco Star reports AFL delegates voted 2186 to 12 against a proposal to enter politics as an enveloping socialist party. John Mitchell and Samuel Gompers opposed the plan, warning unions must not become a political tail. The convention praised for wisdom in rejecting the policy.
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American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Prealdom Gompers
al Verianes
San Francisco Star
No Place for White Men in Panaman Labor Debate
The American Federation of Labor argues Panama canal work should be done by American laborers. They cite harsh tropical conditions including damp heat and malaria, claiming these conditions erode health and morale, leading to fever and death. They warn of declining white populations in Hawaii and question American labor viability in tropical holdings.
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American Federation of Lator
Panama Canal
Panama
Asia
Hawaii
The Bugler's Chest and Consumption Warning
A medical note warns about lung capacity and the dangers of consumption, highlighting the need to treat early lung conditions. It cites a patient from Springear den West Virginia who used Go Medical Discovery with alleged positive results, though the ad-style excerpt focuses on claims rather than verified medical guidance.
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Fh J. Koline
Spring Fear den
W. Va
Vieree
Dr. i
Philippines federation warns TT members to stay temperate zone
The federation of labor in the Philippines urges TT members to remain within the temperate zone and avoid the tropics, signaling caution in travel or work assignments. The advisory stresses safety and climate guidelines for workers amid regional conditions.
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Philippines
Federation of Labor
Tropics
San Francisco Star
Suppression of Vice and Moral Debate in December Issue
The Pacific Monthly highlights an article by C B S Wool on suppression of vice through law, with proof sheets shown to Portland Mayor Geo H Williams and Rev Edgar P Allien. letters from both add depth. The piece contrasts lawful pressure against gambling and vice with vigorous public debate.
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Pacific Monthly
C. B
Wool
Geo. H. Williams
Portland
Oregon
Edgar P AU
Leiden
When is a cough more than a cough
An advertisement explains that a settled cold lingers despite remedies and promotes Scott's Emulsion as the cure for the underlying ailment. It emphasizes healing inflamed tissues and preventing relapse, then oddly offers to send a maple tree upon request from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowwne
Meart Sipest
New York
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Oregonian
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St B. Hich's
Roripoa
Mcline News Associa
San Francisco
Horeau
Fourth “St. Cilearo
Washington, D.C
Horeaw
14Th St
Tinaris
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Bryan
Dublin
Sam Howton
Cymeral
Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
Santa Fe Railroad
Ola
Brownsville Times
Cme
Baker City
Lewis and Clark
Colombia
Hoguta
Atwood's
Atwood
Brock & McComas CO
Cor
Main and
Court Streets
Pendleton, Oregon
Maising’s
Fisher, Hardman
Packard & Ludwig
A. J
Smith
Failings Music Store
Trusty Tools
W. Fe Clarke & Co
Court Street
Glenn Winslow
Butter Creek
S. Warner
Milarkey
West Court Street
Main Street
Bante Claus
Ries
Magne
Siwel Claud
Umetilm
Neagle Bros
Blacksmiths
Royal Insurance Co
Frank B. Glopton
East Court ST
Gandies
Dutton
Candy Kitchen
J. A. Herron
Prop
C.F. Galesworthy
East
Alta St
Leo's Lice
Gil
A.C. Koeppen & Hros
Walter's Flouring Mills
Athena
Nate Veryah
Firiees
Rihorn & Spy
Keom 1
Tapia Agate
Vuigge
E. F. Kd
Hus
C.D. Boyd, Ih
Shiel
Thea
Gerald
Achmed A
Tallmam Drug
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