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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1909

Page

4

Independent Roane County weekly and daily ads notice

Independent Roane County weekly and semi weekly publication list and subscriptions details for Pendleton Oregon with mail and carrier rates. It notes the Daily East Oregonian sale point at 6th Street Portland and bureaus in Chicago and Washington DC. It declares postal classification and telephone contact.

Pendleton The East Oregonian Publishing CO Daily East Oregonian Oregon News Co 6Th Street Portland Oregon Chicago Security Washington, D. C Fourteenth Street N. W

Law should govern after Hamilton lynching

A Snyder shooting near Hamilton sparked a mob killing by Grant county ranchers who seized a deputy and shot the suspect. The piece argues for due process, warns mob rule as dangerous and unjust, and says the lynching should be deeply regretted if correctly reported.

Oregon Hamilton Snyder Grant County

County school directors urged to attend annual January convention

The county superintendent calls on proper officials to attend the county school directors convention. Each district must send one representative whose expenses are paid, though attendance carries no penalty for absence. Directors should seize the opportunity to learn about the duties of director and school management, otherwise they should resign.

Discrediting Pinchot Over Timber Policy Critics Attack Forestry Bureau

A Portland Oregonian Olympia correspondent feebly questions Pinchot and the forestry bureau by alleging abuses in timber land sales. The writer cites government cruises and scrip deals to claim undervalued land, but the critique rests on a misreading of policy and law. The piece argues that the fault lies in inadequate laws, not in Pinchot’s aims, and accuses certain interests of hostility to his work.

Portland Oregonian Olympia Gifford Pinchot Forestry Bureau Pinchot The Oregonian

Frederick Remington Dies Reflecting Western Life

Frederick Remington died at his Connecticut home on Sunday. A painter of the West, his sketches showed life on the plains with realism and sympathy. He depicted water holes, frontier camps, and the restless rider through scenes drawn from factual western experience.

Connecticut Remington Plains Isaac L. Rice New York London West End

Sweet Innisfallen plays to aid Pendleton park fund

Pendleton seeks parking improvements and park funding as the Indies club hosts Bernard Daly in Sweet Innisfallen at the theater Friday night. Half the net proceeds go to the park fund, and the event aims for a crowded, standing-room-only turnout.

Pendleton Library Elvile Club Bernard Daly Na Daly The Indies Club

Taft Faces Big Issues Beyond Whiskey Decision

President Taft has ruled on the whiskey matter but faces larger problems facing his administration. Sources note he hesitates to act boldly on broader policy and governance challenges as his term continues.

Taft

Lynching and Crime in Eastern Oregon Redux

An historical remark notes that lynch law once seemed necessary and was effective against crime in eastern Oregon, but concludes that such extralegal measures are no longer required.

Oregon

Pendle ton vows to improve old north cemetery in new year

On New Year’s resolution day a Pendle town figure pledges proper improvement of the old north side cemetery. The speaker notes the chill of the moment and looks east to what lies ahead.

Pendleton

Sun Hungry Boss Eats Breakfast After Raise Joke

A playful exchange about asking for a raise ends with a pun about the boss’s breakfast. The speaker jokes the boss felt offended and was set to “cat” him up, implying a rising temper after the confrontation.

Don’t Worry Unless You Can Draw a Salary

A brief note quotes a cautious stance about pursuing work only when compensated, suggesting practicality in career planning and commitment to financial stability. It emphasizes earnings as a key factor in undertaking projects or roles.

A Christmas Vampire Poem by Carolyn Wells

A playful verse from Smart Set about a foolish Christmas gift giver who buys a pearl necklace for a never-satisfied lady. The poem laments overexpenditure and pride in gifts, ending with the lesson that the recipient never truly pleased the giver. The tale shifts through witty rhymes and festive critique of superf luous taste.

Wne Carolyn Wells

Found a Way Through Graffiti of City Philosophy

A garden philosopher proclaims true happiness lies in helping others while a grouch doubts the claim. The narrator recounts elbowing a streetcar hog to provoke a fight, admitting not feeling 80 happiness for six months.

Price Tag Confusion Over Tariff Impact

In a brief exchange, two people discuss a hat tagged at 98 dollars, noting they saw it for 75 recently. One asks why it’s labeled marked down while another mentions tariff reductions being discussed. The dialogue links price labels to broader economic policy.

For Sale 1800 Acre Stock Ranch in Chinook Belt

Listings describe 1800 fenced acres with solid house and basement, four large barns, three orchards, and various improvements. Land lies along Blue mountains foot hills in Chinook belt with abundant hay and springs. Owner fed 160 tons alfalfa this year. Ten miles from railroad, priced at 12.50 per acre with cattle and horses valued at ten thousand dollars plus three wagons and all ranch machinery. Bargain offered.

Blue Mountains Chinook Belt Crystal Springs R. R

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