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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1909
Page
2
A report notes funds advanced by the state are contingent on furnishing the second half. The report will be presented to the house today and the bill will move to the ways and means committee for second consideration before final passage.
An eastern authority reports reality baseball would award each base gained toward victory, potentially letting a team win without scoring. The plan is criticized for hurting teamwork and inside play, with implications for the game’s strategy and aesthetics.
J A Stone, Civil War veteran from Rep Tex, recalls a stubborn cold that drained him to 190 pounds. After using Dr King’s New Discovery his health fully restored to 178 pounds. The ad touts it for severe colds, coughs, hemorrhages, asthma and pneumonia prevention with trial bottles and guarantees by Tallman & Co Pendleton Oregon.
Salem Oregon January reports Rep Carter of Hood River and Wasco counties champions a bill to allocate 1800 for 1909 1910 to print the State Horticultural society programs reports and proceedings. A governor appointed board of three active members is proposed. A second bill requires district commissioner approval to discharge a county fruit inspector. Carter also seeks Hood River county to be placed in the seventh judicial district.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for cures Hall's Catarrh Cure promises internal remedy affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsements from F J Cheney & Co Toledo and other wholesalers appear, noting credibility and financial ability.
Salem reports the senate approved a $4000 salary for the Ninth circuit judge with $1000 from counties Harney Malheur and Grant plus $460 from Grant. The proposed rise for the state librarian from $1850 to $1500 failed by a tie vote.
A brief ad touts a one day cure for a cold using LAXATIVE HEUY Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. The message bears the signature of E. W. GRANVE on each box.
A Washington Star quip frames a playful clash over golf among officials. One official remarks on underrating one's own game to avoid jealousy and antagonism, prompting a tongue in cheek exchange about status and etiquette in sport.
A reflective line explores how waves of sorrow can move us beyond routine feelings. It suggests grief can remove mental barriers and offer a path to new perspective and resilience. The writing treats sorrow as a force shaping inner navigation.
Oregon legislature clashes with Salem regents as Speaker McArthur pushes a bill forcing all state board members to attend regular meetings or face vacancy and gubernatorial replacement. The move targets university and agricultural college boards plus commissions, mandating meetings in Eugene and stripping Portland travel for records. The measure follows widespread disengagement among appointees, with critics calling the mandate a coercive overreach.
Salem January report shows the house military affairs committee favoring a $40,000 armory appropriation. The bill would fund construction of armories across several counties with half of the costs covered by the county seeking to erect facilities. The committee began reviewing the military code bill from the senate as part of the passage process.
In Salem Oregon Nesmith county advocates press lawmakers from Lane and Douglas counties to join or block the plan to form a new county from parts of old Nesmith. Delegations may withhold support or report the bill without recommendation, signaling a tough battle ahead for Nesmith backers.
Salem report says a joint resolution would allow the University of Oregon to join Carnegie foundations for retired teachers. The measure seeks legislative consent to include the university among accepted schools, enabling benefits for retired professors and widows. The Bean bill on port incorporation and House actions on superintendent salaries are also noted.
Salem January 30 Chairman Albee of the senate committee on elections will convene a session early next week to consider the Sell ing proportional representation bill. Advocates and opponents are expected to speak and a public hearing may be set. Albee, Coffey and Barrett serve on the committee with Coffey and Barrett opposing. Albee favors the principle but will likely be in the minority. Most senators oppose, seeking victory for the party regardless of veterans. Indications suggest the bill will secure only six to eight votes in ten.
A historical saying about women’s endurance is challenged by a man’s claim of superior patience in a sharp dispute. The text critiques gender stereotypes and tests the idea that men are always stronger in endurance and will.
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