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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
4
The text urges cheer, courage, and success for both friend and stranger. It speaks of receiving strength from a thousand distant sources when facing peril, promising that Earth's aid will come in a difficult hour.
Forty eight years after Oregon joined the Union the state faces outdated constitutional provisions and chaotic public accounting. The writer demands a full overhaul with irrigation tax railroad banking and corporation codes plus a uniform county system and a state examiner of accounts. Public officials keep individual books and no two districts adhere to the same method, hindering governance and prompting questions about the number of major corporations in such chaos.
A respected eastern Oregon educator and Christian gentleman who taught for years in several counties has died while traveling to Portland for medical treatment. He influenced many young men with his uplifting, optimistic outlook and generous kindness. His friends numbered in the thousands and he felt at home anywhere he went.
The East Oregonian cites irrigation plans in Umatilla county, arguing waste waters can reclaim arid land without touching vested rights. It foresees a future where reservoirs and mountain torrents transform the economy, while noting local politics in La Grande and Pendleton, and praise for Prof. Sanders in Pendleton schools.
The scheme to organize Cascade county by the division of Waren was killed in this legislative term. The proposal would have made Hood River the county seat. Two strong opponents were M. P. Taenberg and N. & Evana of Hood River.
A Salem Journal editorial criticizes unnamed Oregon editors for harsh rhetoric and biased reporting. The piece questions the value of newspapers, argues for honest public discourse, and mocks sensationalism while demanding accountability and scrutiny by voters.
A poem by Florence Earle Coates explores Love and Life clashing over wealth and worth. In Baker City a jury convicts Wallace after heavy deliberations for assault and battery, accusing him of fatally attacking Marshal Wooley in Haines.
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