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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
4
Publication information shows daily and weekly pricing and mailing options with multiple errors. Includes publisher name Bast Uregontan Publishing Co, address in Washington and notice to advertisers about deadlines for copy by the preceding day.
Fragmentary poem passage asks what tomorrow holds and dreads the storm. It ponders reform and unseen events, naming Tomorrow as a forthcoming day of fate. The tone is prophetic and reflective on loss and hope.
The Morning Tribune accuses A D Silliman of misconduct while defending partners of E P Dodd against an attempted removal from their company. The East Oregonian defends Silliman as a pioneer and respected attorney, denouncing Dodd for malignity and baseless insinuations about theft.
The Umatilla County tally shows the equal suffrage amendment carried by 65 votes, while the liquor dealers’ amendment to the focal option law was defeated by 522 votes. The paper commends local voters and pledges continued support for equal suffrage and reform, noting statewide progress and urging sober, principled politics.
The piece argues that saloons controlled many voters who secretly backed them and helped defeat equal suffrage. It contends these morally titled citizens backed the saloons to advance their own interests and warns of shared responsibility for future corruption by voting against women’s rights in Oregon.
Returns show 45 members pledged to Statement No 1 elected in a legislature of 89, a bare majority. The result marks Oregon as a leader in reform, with many allied to back the popular selection for U S senators and a broader push for direct democracy nationwide.
An article notes that of 30 Pendleton public school teachers only four are men including the superintendent. Twenty six women teach the youth and dominate the schools while women lead church, clubs, and government efforts. It argues suffrage would unleash strong civic influence from capable women.
June events include Oregon Pioneer Association in Portland and Northwest Sportsmen's in Walla Walla. July hosts International Baptist Young People's Union convention in Omaha and Ellis' grand lodge in Denver. September features National Irrigation congress in Raise City and Northwest Laundry men's association in Pendleton with wool sale dates fixed for Shaniko Baker City Elgin. Plus a Louisville Courier Journal quip about a bartender who can preach and mix cocktails.
We offer appliances for every sport with gear as good as any and better than most. Let us supply the necessities for your fishing and outdoor enjoyment.
Fragments echo poems by William Shakespeare and T. B. Aldrich about time memory and decay. The text muses on truth versus falsehood, aging monuments, and the changing fate of gain and loss. Three roses are described as moonlit, each with a different life story from joy to widowhood.
The vast work Golgotha, completed after 22 years by Jan Styki, near destruction after customs sold it for 650 dollars. It had resold multiple times amid legal disputes, with earlier European sales and an exhibit in Europe and St Louis exposure drawing church interest.
The king of Spain, newly married, keeps a palace cook until 4 am to enjoy meals after midnight. He favors male company and is served five meals daily in the royal palace. The schedule lists breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with multiple courses and Spanish wines.
Gideon Willets recalls Texas cattle country in West Texas through cowpuncher life at a roundup. The scene features grub coffee warm, a grab wagon, and campfire stories. He notes a boy’s gratitude to his wife for attending, saying it eased his harshness toward authority and women.
A puzzled note defines dew as moisture that condenses on contact with colder surfaces. It states dew does not form on cloudy or windy nights, and may be found on grass when it remains dry from heat. The text outlines that dew results from condensation as air meets cooler surfaces.
A scientific review notes that when warm air meets a cold surface it cools and condenses slowly, preventing dew from forming on the human body. Dew rapidly becomes a chilled film on gravelly radiators, illustrating how air and surface temperatures interact.
An importer notes elephants are scarcer with the settlement of the glove and prices rising. He says a five foot elephant cow could fetch 1400 dollars, up from 200 two years ago, reflecting higher costs to breed and transport. Younger elephants remain valued for training despite large size.
Fragment from an early health-education notice discusses how physical strength derives from adequate nutrition. It argues malnutrition weakens all organs and that the stomach governs energy, with a testimonial about digestion improving health after dietary changes and a remedy promotion by a medical advertisement.
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