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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
4
The notice provides postal and telegraphic contact lines for the Pendleton city and county paper, indicating its USPS second class mail status and utility for readers to reach the office. It identifies the paper as the local official source and lists a telephone reference.
The piece argues Congressman Lafferty mismanages the bill to establish a federal judicial district with headquarters at Baker and questions the fairness of designating Pendleton as the court’s location. It claims the wording favors Baker and notes a deputy is described in the measure.
The editorial denounces Representative Lafferty as either ignorant or deceitful in his bill handling. It accuses him of filmflam and questions loyalty to Eastern Oregon constituents. It suggests if he seeks re election he’ll run from Portland, while praising Walter for potential future congressional honors in Portland.
A disorderly Atlantic City resident, roaming on all fours and roaring, reportedly believes President Roosevelt is pursuing him. Police note he calls Roosevelt his persecutor, with no identifying details found. Observers suggest investigating wealth magnates of Roosevelt era and possible links to the prisoner.
The memo accuses Pacific Power & Light of charging for two new arcs while granting immunity from rebates for unlit street lights. The speaker argues free service is costly and urges payment for the street lights plus continued operation to avoid gaps, noting uneven lighting across the city.
Pendleton announces a large Fourth of July program with music and sports under careful conditions. The Round-Up Park venue seats about 10 000 with 700 more in the grandstand shaded for clear sightlines and free from charges.
A candidate faces shifting messages across communities, a tactic some cite as political agility. The saying about not fooling all the people all the time, attributed to Lincoln, is noted as a potential reflection for Congressman Lafferts.
A game warden describes the role as a killjoy and expresses surprise at why anyone would want the job. He notes the challenges of enforcing regulations and the value of protecting wildlife, with public misunderstanding sometimes summing up the career.
Chronological fragment lists July events tracing naval chaplains 1626, Westminster assembly 1642 with 118 preachers and 26 laymen, and the 1781 Porto Novo battle, ending abruptly. The entry compiles brief historical milestones without full context or scope.
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved five years of rheumatic knee pain. He suffered crippling agony that kept him from work before starting the medicine. He praises Hood's and urges others to try the product, available as liquid or tablets.
A blaze wrecked the government storehouse for hospital supplies and other buildings in Louisville Kentucky causing an estimated loss of around one million dollars. The fire is reported as incendiary in origin and investigation is underway.
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