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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1903
Page
4
The executive official T. T. Geer appeals for peace and understanding among Oregon citizens. He forgives those who misjudged him and misrepresented him, hoping time will soften their views. His message emphasizes goodwill toward all residents and the broader commonwealth's welfare.
A fragmented stance on state finances and governance is outlined with notes on a county poor farm, senator expenses, and immigration agents. The editor calls for improvements to public appearances, suggests nursery plantings for new homes, and discusses immigrant labor policies and fair exhibits with alarm over Chinese traders and regulation.
A Northwest editorial urges unity among Oregon, Washington, and Eastern regions as irrigation and open river access drive development from the Columbia to Astoria. It cites open-range decline, settler influx, and the risk of factionalism, calling for constructive cooperation and opposition to trusts and political evasions.
The article critiques a harsh 26 year Chinaman labor contract and forced return when aged, contrasting with a push for union label governance in Oregon printing. It notes Montana Senate's Wednesday vote against submitting the woman suffrage amendment to voters, arguing that the people should decide major issues.
The Oregonian argues republican leaders misjudge public anger at trusts. It says efforts to shield corporate power with tariffs and rebates ignore the threat to independent producers and consumers, warning of a sweeping backlash that could topple leaders from power.
An advertisement claims Contagious Blood Poison can be cured completely by 5.8.5 as a table remedy from The Swift Specific Co. It warns the disease is dangerous and can be internal with delayed external signs, urging a course of 5.8.5 and offering a free home treatment book with no charge for medical advice from Atlanta, Georgia.
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