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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1905
Page
3
A fast two weeks sale at the store touts biggest ever discounts with no reserve on all items. New corset cover embroidery arrives with reduced prices. Swiss and Nainsook embroidery pieces priced from 1.00 down to 0.40. Silk Petticoats advertised at 16.59, 15.00, and other sale prices.
Portland hosts several major gatherings this summer including the National Good Roads Association from June 21 to 24, the Northwest Sportsmen's Association from June 22 to 24, the National Woman's Suffrage Association from June 22 to 28, the Sacajawea monument dedication on July 6, and the American Medical Association meeting from July 11 to 14. These events bring delegates, exhibitions, and related activities to the city.
The Oregonian blames Republican splits and Chief Hunt's unpopularity for Democrat Williams' victory. It cites Simon faction support for Lane and hints that Joseph Simon opposed Williams to weaken the Matthews Carey machine. It notes low Republican turnout and suggests a strategic aim for next year.
A fragmented report notes growing Democratic concerns over governance and voter apathy. It signals a threatened mayoral loss amid weakened party cohesion and mounting public dissatisfaction.
A 1904 silver output estimate places US production at 52.603 million fine dollars. Lindgren’s study outlines distribution across ore types including placers dry or quartzone ores copper ores and lead ores. Key sources include Alaska and California placers around 40 thousand ounces each and the Mesozic belt veins yielding about 840 thousand ounces, with Alaska California and Oregon contributing the majority from quartz vein deposits.
Walla Walla Union reports Mill Creek will be restocked with rainbow trout this summer. U S fisheries commissioner George M Bowers has notified Senator Ankney a liberal shipment of Speckled Leaulies will be sent to proper local recipients in the near future. Mill Creek was stocked years ago and followers of Trane Walton are pleased Twele Sam remembers them.
Maude Adams, the actress, recently underwent an appendicitis operation. She was near death for a period but is now recovering and convalescing.
The deaths of criminals Thomas O'Brien and Michael Kurtz recall a five year old bunco in Walla Walla where John R. Greene John F. Gray and John Jordan swindled $5000 from Benjamin F. Royse with a fake gold brick. Greene later fled to Philadelphia Alabama and was jailed then escaped conviction. Royse was killed by his grandson Frank Royse who is jailed in Walla Walla.
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