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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1904
Page
5
Frivast Wregorivan published every afternoon except potential at Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Company.
The Oregon Wally Journal notes a North Carolina judge freed a newspaper editor fined 2000 for contempt warning that press criticism of courts should be protected. It cites a Chicago case where critics were spared after fair, constitutional press liberty was upheld. The piece warns against courts above criticism and urges free, honest criticism to safeguard liberty.
The railroad service offers rapid development and promotion for capable men. J. P. O'Brien, M. J. Buckley, and D. W. Campbell are cited as thrilling examples of advancement through rearrangement in the Harriman system across Oregon and Washington. Once telegraph operators, they rose through merit within a few years.
The article urges young men to pursue railway careers starting as night operators or telegraph roles, arguing slow but sure advancement can lead to top management on the Pacific coast. It extols the value of hands on experience over schooling and predicts steady progression despite long apprenticeships.
The piece argues Colorado's modern strife stemmed from government by special interests and corporate corruption. It condemns a militia backed “law and order” in mining camps and calls for protecting individual legal rights and property against the era’s powerful interests. It cites national figures and reflects on Roosevelt era politics and xenophobic undertones.
The Granite gem reports that Tom Tradell, a renowned early placer miner, has fallen on hard times and is now cared for in Grant county hospital before likely entering the county poorhouse. The piece laments the fate of these frontier workers who helped settle the district yet receive sparse aid.
The Sumpler Reporter recalls the relegation of the "Party-Nine" Jimmy and the era when old corpa' recall times honored the land's poor. Wayfarers found shelter and warmth, fed and cared for, while pioneers gave freely and with life and brew at heart.
Pivahivon Marper of Chicago University argues for higher pay for elementary and secondary teachers. He says teaching demands superior talent and urges salaries that reflect the profession, comparing it to other skilled jobs and noting rising qualification requirements and risks of low pay.
A poem reflecting on half fulfilled dreams and wealth beyond measure ends with a brief obituary note that H. J. Middleton, Associated Press correspondent with the Russian army in Manchuria, died of enteric dysentery at Liao Yang.
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