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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
2
A fragmented notice from Penticton urges residents to seek fair value in a window display, touting “golden rule” ethics and dependable goods. It references prices on various items and warns readers to avoid deceptive sellers while promoting straightforward commerce.
A pleasure yacht Markeete foundered and sank in Delaware Bay with its crew of four. The Arkansay Democrat plant in Little Rock burned. A 1000 mile telecommunication link opens Chicago to Denver. Yaqui Indians resume hostilities in Sonora. Philadelphia conducts a special vote canvass straining 31 187 names from the voter list. New Orleans quarantines against Central and South American ports for yellow fever. Mosquito warfare planned. Japanese government buys 24 thoroughbred stallions at East Aurora for breeding at 310 000 total. Cuban girls aboard a Havana bound steamer return from southern colleges. Catherine Chase, three, falls five stories in New York. Fort Rosecrans cemetery burials from the Bennington disaster total 53.
On the Jam e evening Bird Liv ermore and Dave Carlin were arrested for selling Wyner to Indians behind the Red Front. Ti Watts an Indian was caught by Inspector Valentine giving whiskey to Ida, an Indian woman. In the rear of Haker and Garrison’s place Ti Watia was locked up and held for the district attorney. John McCourt, acting in district attorney’s absence, stated the law requires prosecuting the white men for giving liquor to the Indians rather than trying the Indians for staff-associated offenses. Nondictment was returned against Ti Watia.
A model dry farming system near Cheyenne Wells demonstrates profitable crops without irrigation. Farmer Robertson reports 25 bushels of wheat and 30 of rye per acre yearly with no rainfall increase. Cattle barons oppose farming and question the experiment, yet other farms prove success with soil kept mellow and moisture reaching roots.
A revived plan aims to drain Lower Klamath Lake and irrigate about 196000 acres under the Klamath project. The drainage precedes irrigation, with lands in private ownership to be sold in small lots, and the Klamath Water Users Association forming to assist the reclamation service. A railroad link from Klamath Falls toward the Southern Pacific line is expected to begin soon.
Cleveland dispatch portrays John D Rockefeller as craving sympathy and repining at wealth loss. The mogul, secluded at Forest Hill, largely unmoved by others, attends only to business and his perfected clipping service while enduring relentless attacks from press columnists. His latest Tarbell piece is read with sharp, corrosive curiosity.
A severe electrical storm swept Blevene county today with lightning striking in several timber areas. Forest fires rage as the area dries from persistent warm weather. The brief storm was among the most intense in the vicinity, risking serious damage. Colville Reveille reports.
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