Notice to Advertisers for May 4 Publication
Notice to advertisers shows guidance for submitting advertising matter and deadlines. It indicates registration or regonian steps and references a Saturday date, though the text is garbled. The readable items point to ad submission timing and publication scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regonian
Ondas
To All Men and Gods They Grant Release
A somber meditation on death and relief as men seek peace beyond life. The speaker contemplates divine aid guiding souls to a land of lasting rest where anger fades and storms subside.
Oregon tax relief plan targets personal property levy
The tax commission should require sheriff collection of personal property taxes at county expense to cut farming, livestock, mercantile, and visible property taxes. Widespread unpaid personal property taxes hinge on this. vacant speculative lots also escape taxes, inflating property values and harming taxpayers. Reforms would lower taxes on industry and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tax Commission of
Oregon
State of
Harvest Returns of the Boss Gamblers in Umatilla
Readable text accuses big gamblers of returning to exploit harvest workers as a city council closing order is mocked. It claims the grand jury effort on gambling was a farce and that Unicorns hold power in Umatilla County. Observers say gambling persists despite supposed official actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Unicorns
Umatilla
Breakdown in Philippines civil government alarms Taft trip
Dispatches from Washington say Secretary Taft travels to insular possessions as fears of an imminent collapse of civil government rise in the Philippines. Governor Wright reportedly struggles to manage relations with natives, hindering effective administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Taft
Washington
Wright
Taft struggles to reform island governance and land taxes
The article contrasts Taft’s approach with Wright’s, noting Taft’s tactic of placing influential natives in office to enforce laws and reduce land tax arrears. It highlights failed compromises over land titles with Dominican friars, revenue declines, and the need for Taft to press on with his tour despite Hay’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Wright
Philippines
John Hay
Umatilla County Exhibits Shine At State Fair
Umatilla county schools show top county exhibit with a strong public school display and works from Pendleton academy Weaton Normal Columbia College St Josephs academy and Pendleton Business College The Weston Normal manual training photos and county scenes draw visitors strength from grain crop figures in the 1904 agricultural yearbook highlighted Washington leading Oregon and Idaho in total yield and wheat value amid forecasts of growth this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Pendleton Academy
Weaton Normal
Columbia College
St. Joseph's Academy
Pendleton Busines College
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Weston Normal
Agricultural Department
Washington
Idaho
Edgar Boy Leads Walla Walla Pace Trial
Edgar Boy the stallion brought to Walla Walla by Walter L. Cadman paced a trial work out in 2 11 for a third heat with Jockey White riding a runner and Robert Prior driving. The mile by quarters was 24, 1 07, 1 40 and 31. Track was rough from stretch to first turn and the mile was called extremely fast for early season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Wallan
Edgar Boy
Walla Walla
Walter L. Cadman
Walla
The Unseen Universe Beyond Our Senses
Garrett P. Servies argues in the San Francisco Examiner that science is revealing material realities hidden from sight and sound. From the solar corona to the Orion nebula, unseen truths may outnumber visible space, aided by ultraviolet glass that could unveil more of the heavens. Omniscience would be a fearful burden for any intelligence lacking omnipotence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Labrador
Spain
Africa
Potsdam Observatory
Orion
Garrett P. Servies
San Francisco Examiner
Progressive Dinner in San Francisco Hosts Nine Courses by Streetcar
A group of congenial friends in San Francisco enjoyed a unique progressive dinner on Saturday night. The nine course tour moved by the Palace Car San Francisco to clubs and eateries across town from Union League to Montgom ery and Pine, O Farrell, Sansome, City Hill, Twenty fourth Avenue, and Cliff House. Prizes were awarded for the game of 600 at Merchants' club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Palace
Union League Club
Post
Stockton
Montgomery
Pine Streets
Davis Street
Mason Streat
O'Farrell Street
Merchants’ Club
Sansome Street
City Hill Avenue
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Fulton Street
Cliff House
Hunting Foxes with Eagles in Kirghese Practice
London Sphere recounts Kirghese practice of hunting foxes with eagles in Sibberia to darken the hunt and boasts of a bird capable of killing wolves. A correspondent claims an eagle killed 17 foxes in six weeks and cites photographs of the sport while recalling Florida foxes climbing pines during kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibberia
Florida
London Sphere
Also Mentioned on This Page
St Feodieton Oregon
Nian Publishing Company
Mall
Scripps-McRae News Association
East Oregonian
B. B. Rich's
Hotel
Portland
Hotel Perkins
Chicago
Weert D. C
Pendleton
Atlanta Constitution
the Seaside House
Clatsop Beach, Ore
Necanicum River
Seaside, Oregon
Tory
Northwestern
Gas & Electric
A.c.ruby & CO
A. C. Ruby & CO
Oregon Feed Yards
Ore
Winslow Bros
Jewelers-Opticians
Main Street
Postoffice
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Weber
Hain and Cooper
Hodge and Keystone
Trust
Fred Weber
Court St
Corner Thompso
T. H. White
Dentist Association Block
W. T. Parker
D. B. Richardson
Helix
C.F
H. M. Hamilton
Portland, Oregon