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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1904
Page
3
Pendleton to Ukiah trips run daily except Sunday. Ainge departs Pendleton at 4 PM and reaches Ukiah at 6 PM. Return leaves Ukiah at 6 AM and arrives Pendleton at 5 PM. Round trip rates listed. pickup at Brock McComas Drug Store.
Seattle February 4. The Elks lodge denounces the Clallam investigation as a farce and demands Washington designate counsel to attend sessions and cross examine witnesses. They urge government action to uncover the truth behind the death of 14 from the Puget Sound disaster, criticizing inspectors for shielding Captain Roberta and seeking accountability for Puget Sound Navigation Company. A committee met United States District Attorney Fryer and wired Washington officials to authorize local attorneys to participate in the inquiry.
Delegates and visitors exceed four to five as the Minnesota Y M C A holds its thirtieth annual state convention in Rochester. Prominent Christian workers join delegates from many counties as State Secretary EK Brown and International Secretary C Michener attend, with talks and receptions planned over three days. Also notes a wartime style product ad for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve claiming skin benefits.
New York reports Archbishop Farley sails to Rome accompanied by Father Hayes and Father Lewis. The trip sparks interest as it is linked to whether the American hierarchy will decide on a U S primacy project. Officials say the voyage follows church custom for new bishops and archbishops after elevation.
George Rose admitted endorsing 187 dollars from the Produce Exchange Bank of Cleveland where he acted as cashier and was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. From 1897 to 192, the era shows export excess totaling about 119 million dollars, averaging around 20 dollars per year to 192.
The East Oregonian advertises a drawing tied to subscriptions bought from A Kunkel Implement Co for a $100 cushion buggy. Readers pay rates for Daily Weekly or Semiweekly editions and receive one to five guesses, entered by sealed receipts, to select an unknown three-digit number. The plan emphasizes fairness, with a committee selecting a three-digit number from 012 to 987 and the closest guess winning the buggy.
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